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DESCRIPTION:CALLING ALL FILM LOVERS!  PROTEST TO SAVE THE CASTRO   For the past 28 
 years, we have taken the Castro Theatre for granted. We always assumed it 
 would remain a unique combination of beautiful movie palace and 
 intelligent, innovative programming.  But now this cultural  treasure is in 
 jeopardy.  The owners' recent decision to dismiss Anita Monga, one of the 
 top programmers in the country, has had repercussions that are only 
 beginning to be felt.  Filmmakers and distributors have pulled their films 
 from the Castro's upcoming schedule.  Because of Monga's abrupt departure, 
 the Castro’s ability to present rare archival prints, re-released 
 classics, and cutting-edge documentaries is imperiled.  The Castro owners 
 reportedly want to do more “family friendly” programming, and Ted 
 Nasser, who’s currently running the theatre, has apparently been 
 concerned with the gay content of some of the films Monga chose.  In many 
 ways this decision to cut off our access to films that encourage debate and 
 question is a very local reflection of the national  conservative agenda.  
 This concern over gay content, from a theatre in the very heart of a 
 neighborhood that symbolizes gay pride for the whole country, is 
 particularly alarming.  JOIN US on December 18th from 3–5pm in front of 
 the Castro Theatre (429 Castro Street, between 17th & 18th) to protest 
 Monga's firing and demand that the theatre owners bring her back and make 
 it possible for her to continue her work.  Their misguided decision has a 
 negative impact not only on their business, but also on San Francisco's 
 reputation as a city that fosters cultural  excellence.  Without a 
 programmer of Monga's caliber and influence, the newly renovated Castro is 
 just a beautiful shell.  EMAIL rehireanita@yahoogroups.com to get involved 
 and get updates.  Also check out http://www.duboce.net/castro for 
 background and links to press coverage.  Organized by Audiences in Action, 
 a group of film lovers committed to saving the Castro.    A Cultural 
 Treasure Belongs To Everyone.  \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/12/11/53803.php
SUMMARY:CALLING ALL FILM LOVERS!  PROTEST TO SAVE THE CASTRO
LOCATION:Castro Theatre (429 Castro Street, between 17th & 18th)
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2004/12/11/53803.php
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