4WW screening in Oxford dowenload and print the poster here
undercurrents | 17.02.2004 14:03 | Culture | Free Spaces | Oxford
IMC Oxford in conjunction with undercurrents is organising a regular screening in central Oxford - download and print out the poster to find out when (then put it in your local shop!)
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Fourth World War
The Fourth World War premiered at the Santa Barbara Film Festival
opposite the Super Bowl, but still filled the theater; in its Arcata
screening, a 350 seat theater was packed with 400 people; an
over-capacity crowd watched the French-language premiere in Montreal;
and advance ticket sales are already filling the seats for the San
Francisco and Portland screenings.
The Fourth World War has been shown at the World Social Forum in
Mumbai, at the WTO protests in Cancun, in the occupied factories of
Argentina and the organized factories of South Korea, in the townships
rising up against privatization in South Africa and in the squats of
Europe. It has been translated into Korean, Spanish, Italian, French,
Greek and Turkish, with Russian, Polish and Arabic on the way.
In a parallel circuit, The Fourth World War has also had a successful
run at the festivals. It is an official selection of The International
Documentary Festival in Amsterdam, Korean Labor Film Festival - Seoul,
Films Fra Sor - Olso, IDFA Flies Tropics - Surinam, Cinema Texas -
Austin, The Athens Film Festival, Big Sky, OVNI - Barcelona, Next 5
Minutes Festival - Amsterdam, World Social Forum Film Festival - India,
ReelWorld - Toronto, Cleveland International, DOXA, Arizona
International, DOC REVIEW - Poland, Syracuse International and
Latinoamerica Arde - Buenos Aires, with many more still pending.
In 2004, against a war that shatters and divides, join a global web of
images and dreams, of blood and bone, of men and women who will stop
this war.
Screenings are fundraisers/organizing events for local groups that
simultaneously build local and global networks. If you would like to
help plan a theatre run of "The Fourth World War", hit the streets of
your city with stickers and posters, or bring the film to your school
or community center please contact us at:
4ww@bignoisefilms.com.
For a complete list of tour dates, for advance tickets, or to join our
street teams visit: www.bignoisefilms.com
ALSO SHOWING IN OXFORD on 22nd February:
"Disorder, Disorder!" The premiere of a film showing how a group of Oxford activists disrupted the Hutton debate in the House of Commons on 4th February 2004.
opposite the Super Bowl, but still filled the theater; in its Arcata
screening, a 350 seat theater was packed with 400 people; an
over-capacity crowd watched the French-language premiere in Montreal;
and advance ticket sales are already filling the seats for the San
Francisco and Portland screenings.
The Fourth World War has been shown at the World Social Forum in
Mumbai, at the WTO protests in Cancun, in the occupied factories of
Argentina and the organized factories of South Korea, in the townships
rising up against privatization in South Africa and in the squats of
Europe. It has been translated into Korean, Spanish, Italian, French,
Greek and Turkish, with Russian, Polish and Arabic on the way.
In a parallel circuit, The Fourth World War has also had a successful
run at the festivals. It is an official selection of The International
Documentary Festival in Amsterdam, Korean Labor Film Festival - Seoul,
Films Fra Sor - Olso, IDFA Flies Tropics - Surinam, Cinema Texas -
Austin, The Athens Film Festival, Big Sky, OVNI - Barcelona, Next 5
Minutes Festival - Amsterdam, World Social Forum Film Festival - India,
ReelWorld - Toronto, Cleveland International, DOXA, Arizona
International, DOC REVIEW - Poland, Syracuse International and
Latinoamerica Arde - Buenos Aires, with many more still pending.
In 2004, against a war that shatters and divides, join a global web of
images and dreams, of blood and bone, of men and women who will stop
this war.
Screenings are fundraisers/organizing events for local groups that
simultaneously build local and global networks. If you would like to
help plan a theatre run of "The Fourth World War", hit the streets of
your city with stickers and posters, or bring the film to your school
or community center please contact us at:
4ww@bignoisefilms.com. For a complete list of tour dates, for advance tickets, or to join our
street teams visit: www.bignoisefilms.com
ALSO SHOWING IN OXFORD on 22nd February:
"Disorder, Disorder!" The premiere of a film showing how a group of Oxford activists disrupted the Hutton debate in the House of Commons on 4th February 2004.
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