Speaking of independent film

The Oklahoma City chapter of Amnesty International has put together a package of seven films which will be screened the weekend of 14/15 January at the Norick Downtown Library. No admission will be charged; AI hopes to attract some new members and do the classic awareness-raising thing.

Here's the schedule:

Saturday, 14 January:

12:00:  Dreaming of Tibet
  1:30:  Arms for the Poor
  2:00:  On the Frontlines: Child Soldiers in the D.R.C.*
  2:45:  Slavery: A Global Investigation

Sunday, 15 January:

  1:30:  The Day My God Died
  3:15:  Something Between Her Hands
  3:45:  Dual Injustice: Femicide and Torture in Ciudad Juarez and Chihuahua

* Democratic Republic of Congo.

Posted at 9:25 AM to Almost Yogurt , City Scene , Political Science Fiction


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NewsOK.com (subscription required) reports this morning that the Oklahoma City chapter of Amnesty International is sponsoring a film festival January 14-15 at the at the Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library in Oklahoma City. The festival features seven d......[read more]