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DESCRIPTION:Thursday OCT 1, 8 pm\nChávez: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised\nA Case 
 Study of Politics and Media\nBy Rod Stoneman\n\n\nThe Revolution Will Not 
 Be Televised is a powerful and dramatic film about the charismatic and 
 controversial Venezuelan President, Hugo Chávez. It charts the seven-month 
 run-up to the dramatic attempt to overthrow him in April 2002 and provides 
 an eyewitness account of the coup d'etat and the extraordinary return to 
 power of Chávez some 48 hours later. Unique footage of Chávez, the new 
 icon of the Left and thorn in the side of the US administration, is 
 assembled in this electrifying documentary.\n\nWritten by one of the 
 executive producers of the film, Rod Stoneman, the accompanying book 
 outlines how a popular and prize-winning documentary soon came subject to 
 extensive attack including a formal BBC enquiry. The volume looks at the 
 production and reception of this controversial work in the context of the 
 contemporary global economy of the media. The book and DVD of the film 
 illuminate contemporary politics in Latin America and raise key questions 
 for documentary filmmaking and film studies.\nRod Stoneman is the Director 
 of the Huston School of Film & Digital Media, National University of 
 Ireland, Galway. Previously he served  as Chief Executive of the Irish Film 
 Board and a deputy commissioning editor of independent film and video at 
 Channel 4. He has made several independent programmes for television.\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/09/28/18623736.php
SUMMARY:The Revolution Will Not Be Televised A Case Study of Politics and Media By Rod Stoneman
LOCATION:Artists Television Access\n992 valencia st. @ 21st\nwww.atasite.org
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/09/28/18623736.php
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