Benefit Screening of "Grizzly Road: The Last DAys of the California Grizzly"

Come to a benefit screening of "Grizzly Road" on August 21st! All proceeds will go to the Intertribal Friendship House and Native American Aids Project. http://www.ifhurbanrez.org/
http://www.naap-ca.org/

August 21st, 7pm. $3-$15 sliding scale
Benefit Screening of "Grizzly Road: The Last Days of the California Grizzly" for Intertribal Friendship House (IFH) and Native American Aids Project (NAAP)
523 International Blvd.
Oakland, CA

“Grizzly Road: The Last Days of the California Grizzly”

Gracing the California state flag is the grizzly bear. It is estimated that 10,000 grizzly bears once roamed the golden state. The call of Manifest Destiny for westward expansion sealed the great bear's fate. "Grizzly Road" is a feature documentary exploring not only the lonely path of the California Grizzly’s extinction, but the fate of the California landscape.

Directed by Sabrina Alonso, “Grizzly Road” is a visual essay using the landscape of California with archival photographs, and paintings and film footage from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The music is originally scored by Lauren Wooley as well as additional music from Corner Tour and the Darklings.

For more info about the film and future screenings go to http://www.grizzlyroad.com