Televising the Revolution Radical Film Series - TUESDAY!

TELEVISING THE REVOLUTION: A Radical Film Series
At El Rio (3158 Mission St. San Francisco)

Tuesday, March 22nd 7pm RAIN or SHINE

DOUBLE FEATURE - - - DOUBLE FEATURE

“Maria's Story” and
“El Salvador: Revolucion o Muerte”
(las peliculas son bilingues)

With DJ Sid James and an Update on El Salvador

This month's feature is a benefit for:
Bay Area CISPES
(The Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador)
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“Maria's Story” is an intimate portrait of a 39 yr old mother of three who is a leader in the guerrilla movement in El Salvador. Maria Serrano is a down-to-earth woman whose passion for social justice dominates her life. Born into extreme rural poverty, she struggled for an education and, at 15, married her husband, Jose, who now shares her commitment to the armed resistance movement.

“Revolucion o Muerte” is a graphic historical film documenting the horror of the U.S. backed war in El Salvador and the rise of an armed resistance to the repression of the government security forces and their related death squads.


Save the Date!
Tuesday, April 26th: A Benefit for Haiti
For more information, suggestions, or to help out, please contact radfilms [at] lycos.com. See you there!


Join us every 4th Tuesday for radical films, discussions, and support local organizing while we're at it! Each film will benefit a different organization, but donations are appreciated, not required. Wheelchair accessible space, 21 and over.