The Indymedia screening of: Genoa - Red Zone
Bristol (18th July, Watershed Arts Cnt)
London (24th July, Ritzy Cinema, Brixton) and
Glasgow (28th July - Glasgow Film Theatre)
Staggering images of violence provide gritty realism yet the beauty of resistance shines through. Despite the repression, a multitude of voices were heard in Genova: Landless Peruvian peasants stood side by side with Sicilian cheese farmers; national boundaries were overturned as an global body of people demanded a world built on social and environmental equality. That flame - it appears - is impossible to extinguish.
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"Porco Dio - Bastardi!*" - Silvio Berlusconi
* Translates: Those pesky kids!
"This is nothing but a blatant act of media
terrorism - it should be banned!" - Tony Blair
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• Bristol •
Watershed Arts Centre Digital Suite (free)
7pm, Sunday 21 July
• London •
Ritzy cinema - at 7pm, Wed 24th July
Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, London SW2
(Buses: 2, 3, 35, 45, 109, 133, 159, Tube: Brixton).
Tickets: £5. [Ticket office: 0207 733 2229]
• Glasgow •
5.30pm, Sunday 28 July at the Glasgow Film Theatre
(£4.90 / £3.50 - pound off with flyer)
- As part of a full day of films and the launch of the indymedia network in Scotland
• Big Green Gathering • (nr Weston Super Mare): Festival period at the Groovy
Movie tent, 24-28 July
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This film is available on video (vhs) - for other screenings, contact the video list ( imc-uk-video@lists.indymedia.org) if you have a venue - we are trying to gather them around the 1 year anniversary - 18th/22nd July - We can also promote it on this page
Video copies will soon be available through: www.indymedia.org.uk and http://www.cultureshop.org
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Leaflet in pdf. format: (see lower down on comments)
there is a leaflet for the London Ritzy screening, please feel free to print it out (A4 print same on reverse) and help get people there, and below should be a "blank" leaflet that anyone can use and put in their own screening details on. Or of course make your own!
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