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DESCRIPTION:*Please Forward Widely*\n\nMobilization Against War and Occupation 
 (MAWO)\n\nMark your Calendars for...\n\n* ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ 
 * ~ *\n9th Annual Vancouver International\nFILM FESTIVAL 4 PEACE\n* ~ * ~ * 
 ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ *\n\n“WAR & PEACE!”\n\nDecember 17th and 
 18th, 2011\n10am to 9pm\nBritannia Community Centre Auditorium\n1661 Napier 
 Street (at Commercial Drive)\nVancouver, Canada\n\nFeaturing…\n“Making 
 a Documentary Film: A Master Class with Saul Landau”\nworld renowned 
 documentary filmmaker from San Francisco, guest director from the Vancouver 
 International Film Festival (VIFF)\nSaturday December 17\n5pm\n\nThe 
 Vancouver International Film Festival 4 Peace will be captivating Vancouver 
 audiences for the 9th consecutive year. The film festival promotes peace 
 through a unique collection of documentary and feature films. This annual 
 festival brings the reality of war and occupation to the big screen, and 
 brings to light the struggle for self determination and social justice 
 being fought by hundreds of millions of people around the world. Year after 
 year, the festival features films which span the world; from Latin America 
 to Africa, from the Middle East to Asia, and from Europe to here in North 
 America. Audiences will be taken back in time through historical classics, 
 and will be some of the first to see new premieres.\n\nThis year we are 
 pleased to host Saul Landau for the special workshop “Making a 
 Documentary Film: A Master Class with Saul Landau” which will provide an 
 exciting perspective from the esteemed filmmaker and showcase some of his 
 memorable works. Saul Landau is an internationally renowned documentary 
 filmmaker, scholar, author, and commentator, as well as a Professor 
 Emeritus at California State University, Pomona, and a Senior Fellow at the 
 Institute for Policy Studies at the Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. 
 Saul Landau has produced more than 40 films on social, political and 
 historical issues, and worldwide human rights.\n\nEmbark on a journey 
 through Tahrir Square and Tunis, Gaza city and Kandahar, Tripoli and Pearl 
 Square, Guantanamo and Havana, Kent State and Attawapiskat, from your seat 
 at the Film Festival 4 Peace.\n\nCheck for updates 
 at:\nhttp://www.filmfest4peace.blogspot.com\n\nJoin the facebook event 
 at:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/270026556377701/\n\nClick to see the 
 poster:\nhttp://www.mawovancouver.org/materials/posters/11121718filmfest.pdf\n\nSponsored 
 by:\nBritannia Community Services Center\nCommon Ground\nCapilano 
 University Indigenous Independent Digital Filmmaking Program\n\n* * * * * * 
 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *\nMAWO ~ Mobilization Against War 
 & Occupation\nhttp://WWW.MAWOVANCOUVER.ORG\ninfo@mawovancouver.org\nP 
 604-322-1764 || F 604-322-1763\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/12/08/18702152.php
SUMMARY:Film Fest 4 Peace- 9th Annual Vancouver International
LOCATION:Britannia Community Centre, Vancouver, BC, Canada
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/12/08/18702152.php
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