New Film: "This is What Free Trade Looks Like" and talk by David Bacon : Indybay

activist media project.los angeles

presents

this is what free trade looks like
the NAFTA fraud in méxico, the failure of the WTO, and the case for global revolt

70 minutes

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west coast premiere
Sunday June 6
7 pm
in the Theater of the New College of California
777 Valencia Street, San Francisco
free

The film will be followed by discussion with David Bacon, author of The Children of NAFTA: Labor Wars on the US/Mexico Border (2004: UC Press, Berkeley).

This is one of the first activist films to carefully explain how free trade operates. It does so from the perspective of the Mexican experience with ten years of NAFTA. Activists and scholars authoritatively condemn free trade as a solution to poverty and discuss the impacts on farmers, workers, youth, and immigrants. Shot in Cancún, México on the occasion of the 5th WTO ministerial in September 2003, it contextualizes the growing international resistance to free trade policies. Music from the streets of Cancún.

co-sponsored by New College Media Studies MA Program
http://www.newcollege.edu/media_studies

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activist media project.los angeles
http://www.uproot.info/amp.la

camera: jay finneburgh, doug johnson, brian jones, sabin portillo, cancún imc
editing: brian jones
written & directed by: amory starr
executive producer: sabin portillo

New Film: "This is What Free Trade Looks Like" and talk by David Bacon
Date	Sunday June 06
Time	7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Location Details
New College of California, Theater, 777 Valencia Street, San Francisco
Event Type	Screening
Organizer/Author	Jon Garfield
activist media project.los angeles presents this is what free trade looks like the NAFTA fraud in méxico, the failure of the WTO, and the case for global revolt 70 minutes -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- west coast premiere Sunday June 6 7 pm in the Theater of the New College of California 777 Valencia Street, San Francisco free The film will be followed by discussion with David Bacon, author of The Children of NAFTA: Labor Wars on the US/Mexico Border (2004: UC Press, Berkeley). This is one of the first activist films to carefully explain how free trade operates. It does so from the perspective of the Mexican experience with ten years of NAFTA. Activists and scholars authoritatively condemn free trade as a solution to poverty and discuss the impacts on farmers, workers, youth, and immigrants. Shot in Cancún, México on the occasion of the 5th WTO ministerial in September 2003, it contextualizes the growing international resistance to free trade policies. Music from the streets of Cancún. co-sponsored by New College Media Studies MA Program http://www.newcollege.edu/media_studies -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- activist media project.los angeles http://www.uproot.info/amp.la camera: jay finneburgh, doug johnson, brian jones, sabin portillo, cancún imc editing: brian jones written & directed by: amory starr executive producer: sabin portillo Added to the calendar on Wednesday May 26th, 2004 11:02 PM

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