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Por Que Venimos (Why We Come)
Date:
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Time:
6:00 PM
-
9:00 PM
Event Type:
Screening
Organizer/Author:
put up by rep.SF northbay to Cal. Green Party
Location Details:
415/924-3227.
The Community Media Center of Marin, http://cmcm.tv/ 819 A Street, San Rafael (In Spanish and English)
The Community Media Center of Marin, http://cmcm.tv/ 819 A Street, San Rafael (In Spanish and English)
6-9 PM
Film - Por Que Venimos (Why We Come) http://whywecome.org/ (future showings on)
Marin Human Rights Activists Present New Documentary
Local filmmakers offer a glimpse into the lives of Latin American migrants living in San Rafael's Canal District.
The Community Media Center of Marin's facilities were used to produce the film, in which migrants tell why they left their homes to endure the arduous journey to El Norte, the United States.
These powerful, often heartbreaking, yet always stirring and inspiring stories offer an intimate look at lives lived at the outer limits of poverty and at the extraordinary courage of ordinary people as they take great risks seeking a better life for their families, especially for their children.
The filmmakers will conduct a discussion following the film.
This presentation is part of an educational documentary project of the Marin Immigrant Rights Coalition's Film Collective. A photography exhibit by Gwendolyn Meyer accompanies the film and is on display at the CMCM throughout the month of February. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and admission is free.
Film - Por Que Venimos (Why We Come) http://whywecome.org/ (future showings on)
Marin Human Rights Activists Present New Documentary
Local filmmakers offer a glimpse into the lives of Latin American migrants living in San Rafael's Canal District.
The Community Media Center of Marin's facilities were used to produce the film, in which migrants tell why they left their homes to endure the arduous journey to El Norte, the United States.
These powerful, often heartbreaking, yet always stirring and inspiring stories offer an intimate look at lives lived at the outer limits of poverty and at the extraordinary courage of ordinary people as they take great risks seeking a better life for their families, especially for their children.
The filmmakers will conduct a discussion following the film.
This presentation is part of an educational documentary project of the Marin Immigrant Rights Coalition's Film Collective. A photography exhibit by Gwendolyn Meyer accompanies the film and is on display at the CMCM throughout the month of February. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and admission is free.
For more information:
http://whywecome.org/
Added to the calendar on Wed, Feb 23, 2011 10:58AM
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