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4/11: Redemption: The Stan “Tookie” Williams Story
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Date:
Sunday, April 11, 2004
Time:
8:00 PM
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11:00 PM
Event Type:
Screening
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Location Details:
Haymarket Books Library
110 Capp Street, 2nd Floor
(1/2 block from 16th Street BART near Mission Street)
110 Capp Street, 2nd Floor
(1/2 block from 16th Street BART near Mission Street)
Redemption:
The Stan “Tookie” Williams Story
Starring Jamie Foxx
Where is there a Nobel Peace Prize nominee on death row?
Right here in the Bay Area in San Quentin!
“With vibrant energy and style, actor/director Vondie Curtis Hall takes over the
camera to give us Redemption, the inspiring true-life story of Stan "Tookie"
Williams, the founding father of the infamous Crips street gang, whose time in jail
inspired him to help inner-city youth and pen books that earned him two Nobel Prize
nominations.
Jamie Foxx turns in an exceptional performance as a man who transforms himself…
Redemption teaches by example how someone can craft his own redemption.” - Shari
Frilot, from the Sundance Film Festival Guide
Special Screening and Discussion:
Sunday, Apr. 11 at 7pm
Haymarket Books Library
110 Capp Street, 2nd Floor
(1/2 block from 16th Street BART near Mission Street)
Admission Free!
Sponsored by: The Free Kevin Cooper Committee for a California Moratorium
http://www.savekevincooper.org
The Stan “Tookie” Williams Story
Starring Jamie Foxx
Where is there a Nobel Peace Prize nominee on death row?
Right here in the Bay Area in San Quentin!
“With vibrant energy and style, actor/director Vondie Curtis Hall takes over the
camera to give us Redemption, the inspiring true-life story of Stan "Tookie"
Williams, the founding father of the infamous Crips street gang, whose time in jail
inspired him to help inner-city youth and pen books that earned him two Nobel Prize
nominations.
Jamie Foxx turns in an exceptional performance as a man who transforms himself…
Redemption teaches by example how someone can craft his own redemption.” - Shari
Frilot, from the Sundance Film Festival Guide
Special Screening and Discussion:
Sunday, Apr. 11 at 7pm
Haymarket Books Library
110 Capp Street, 2nd Floor
(1/2 block from 16th Street BART near Mission Street)
Admission Free!
Sponsored by: The Free Kevin Cooper Committee for a California Moratorium
http://www.savekevincooper.org
Added to the calendar on Tue, Mar 16, 2004 4:21PM
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