MARQUETTE — Foreign Flicks, a new program dedicated to contemporary films from around the world, presents the 2017 drama “Foxtrot” at 6 tonight in the Peter White Public Library’s Community Room.

This is a BYO dinner event. Told in three acts, this drama reveals the stages of parental grief, trauma, and loss a couple goes through when they are informed by army officials of their son’s death. This Israeli film, directed by Samuel Maoz, (in Hebrew, and rated R,) runs for 113 minutes. Foxtrot won 29 awards including best film/foreign film from the Israeli Film Academy, the Munich Film Festival, the National Board of Review USA, and the Venice Film Festival.

There is no admission charge to attend this event sponsored by the Friends of the Peter White Public Library. For more information, visit www.pwpl.info or call 226-4318.