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As part of its International Film Festival, Spokane Falls Community College is showing the 2007 French film The Grocer's Son at the Magic Lantern tonight. It's the story of a 30-year-old man who has to leave his life in the city to take over his ailing dad's business in the country. 

Here's a taste: 

The movie begins at 7:15 pm at the Garland Theater (924 W. Garland Ave.) and costs a scant $3.50.

Next Tuesday, the festival will present the Peruvian drama Undertow. It will conclude the following week with the 2010 Indian/American film My Name is Khan. All films are shown at the Garland.