"2073" Film Screening
Join us for a free screening of the sci-fi docudrama film "2073," followed by a discussion. The film is set in a dystopian New San Francisco in the year 2073. It explores the slow erosion of democracy, climate change, corporate fascism, mass surveillance and the manipulation of truth by social media algorithms. The film has an 85-minute runtime and is rated (R).
Presented by University Libraries, as part of International Education Week.
Parking instructions
Student, faculty and staff parking
Parking is available for attendees with valid permits in Lot 41 near Sangren Hall.
Accessible parking
Accessible parking spaces are available in Lot 27 (behind Moore Hall) and Lot 28 (by Student Center).
Guest parking
Guest visitors may park in any metered or pay-by-plate space on campus, including spaces in:
- Lot 28, by the Student Center.
- Hilltop Parking Structure, adjacent to Waldo Library.
Visitor parking fees must be paid Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Payment can be made at the parking kiosks near each lot. Guest permits may be purchased online or at the Parking Services office.