Film professor Min Bae’s thriller Stillwater, set in prohibition-era Windsor, will enjoy its world premiere November 4, during the Windsor International Film Festival.

It tells the story of Jackson, a young man working in 1923 to provide for his mother and sister. When he can’t afford medicine that might save his sister from the Spanish flu, Jackson desperately turns to stealing alcohol from the cellar of a local speakeasy. How will the proprietor react when he is caught red-handed?

Wednesday’s screening begins at 6 p.m. in the Capitol Theatre, 121 University Avenue West. Find ticket information on the festival’s website.

The Kinesiology Graduate Student Association invites the campus community to join its Movember team to raise funds—and awareness—addressing issues of men’s health.

The Movember campaign asks participants to grow moustaches and solicit sponsors in support of programs focusing on prostate cancer, testicular cancer, poor mental health and physical inactivity. A new component is the Move challenge, which gets both men and women physically active every day in November.

“Sitting is the new smoking,” says team captain Adam Goodwin.

The association has set a goal of raising $5,000 and generating 100,000 minutes of physical activity. It will donate an additional $25 to the cause in the name of the top UWindsor individual in each category.

Goodwin invites all members of the campus community: alumni, faculty, staff and students, to participate. Visit https://ca.movember.com/team/1950461 to join Team UWin or learn more about Movember. Student organizations or departments looking to get involved or help lead Team UWin may contact the association at uwinkgsa@gmail.com.

A free workshop Thursday, November 5, promises expert advice on spending, borrowing and saving while at school.

Money Matters for Post-Secondary Students looks at how to create a spending plan that matches your expenses, how to use credit cards to improve your credit history, and where to go to find help and more information. The workshop is particularly useful for first-year students, but all students are welcome.

It will begin at 2 p.m. in Ambassador Auditorium, CAW Student Centre. Light refreshments will be provided. Register online at: http://attend.com/FinancialLitWorkshop15.

This workshop is provided by TD/MBNA in partnership with the Office of Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications. For more information, phone the Alumni Office at 519-971-3618.