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DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nA Guerilla Drive-In special event.  A magical night along the tracks 
 in\nan impromptu hobo jungle. \n\nCome prepared to stay late and share 
 what you have with other hobos. \n\n\nSanta\nCruz GDI Presents...\n\n\nThe 
 Santa Cruz\nGuerilla Drive-In\nHobo Film Festival\n\nFriday June 8th, 
 8:00pm\n  Railroad Tracks at Fair Ave, Santa Cruz\n\n(Always 
 Free!)\n\n\nFor one night we turn the GDI Fair Ave railroad tracks location 
 into a\nhobo jungle for a late-into the night hobo film festival.  We 
 will\nfeature train riding shorts, documentaries, and feature 
 films,\nincluding:\n\nFree Ride - a charming and engaging documentary about 
 punks and\nactivist youths who ride the rails to hobo gatherings, 
 eco-defense\nactions, and just for the love of it.  Includes a few folks 
 you may\nhave seen around town.  Directed by David Murphy.\n\n\nLong Gone 
 - filmmakers David Eberhardt and Jack Cahill spent\nseven years riding the 
 rails, asking for spare change and swapping\nstories around campfires with 
 train hoppers. Their labors are repaid\nwith a mesmerizing documentary full 
 of touching characters and\nbeautiful landscapes.  Long Gone poignantly 
 captures a marginalized\nhomeless group for which misconceptions have far 
 too often prevailed\nand shows that the yearning for community doesn't 
 change much from\nperson to person, even if the definition of community 
 does.\n\nTrain on the Brain - filmmaker Alison Murray travels on 
 freight\ntrains across Canada and the US, getting to know a community of 
 train\nriders, especially the many girls riding the rails.  A 
 realistic\nportrait of the highs and lows of modern hobo life including 
 slow\ntrains, dismal weather, police abuse, and the challenges presented 
 by\nyour traveling companions.\n\nEmperor of the North - drawing 
 inspiration from Jack London's\nadventures traveling with hobos aboard 
 trains throughout the U.S., this\ngritty Depression-era drama features 
 outstanding performances from Lee\nMarvin. Ernest Borgnine is a cruel 
 railroad agent who makes it his\npersonal mission to rid the world of hobos 
 out for a free ride.\n\n\nAnd more...\n\nPLUS subversive shorts, a hobo 
 jungle in the urban wasteland,\nand great company. \n\nBRING food and drink 
 to share, your hobo stories, your bedroll,\nblankets, pillows, friends. 
 Donations are greatly appreciated and\ndirectly support the 
 project.\n\nSANTA CRUZ GUERILLA DRIVE-IN is an outdoor movie theater 
 under\nthe stars that springs up in the fields and industrial 
 wastelands. \nBeyond showing great movies and bringing a broad community 
 together,\npart of our mission is helping reclaim public space and 
 transforming\nour urban environment into a joyful playground.\n\n \nURBAN 
 WASTELAND LOCATION:  S on Hwy 17 to Hwy 1, Hwy 1 north to\nMission St, L 
 on Fair Ave after Feral Donuts, walk a short way along\nthe RR tracks to 
 the right.\n \nBREAKING NEWS, updated summer schedule, 
 discussion, \ndo-it-yourself, email list, the works: 
 www.guerilladrivein.org\n\n\n\nYou\ngot this as a member of the Guerilla 
 Drive-In announcement list or\nmaybe just because we like you. \n\n\nTo 
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 the\nwebsite at www.guerilladrivein.org\n\n\n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/06/05/18425084.php
SUMMARY:HOBO FILM FEST at Santa Cruz GDI
LOCATION:Railroad Tracks at Fair Ave, Santa Cruz\n\nURBAN WASTELAND LOCATION:  S on 
 Hwy 17 to Hwy 1, Hwy 1 north to Mission St, L on Fair Ave after Feral 
 Donuts, walk a short way along the RR tracks to the right.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/06/05/18425084.php
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