Criminal Injustice Film Festival and Fundraiser

Every prisoner is a political prisoner.
The festival celebrates the lives and champions the struggles of prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families and communities. The films cite the devastating impact of the prison industrial complex and call for joining in the struggle for justice for all.
Saturday, August 21st 11:30am to 9pm
Sunday, August 22 11am to 5:30pm

Donations accepted at the door, no admittance fee.
All proceeds go to benefit a film project about direct action by MA student Natali Smith and the Danielle Metz Legal Fund.
Danielle Metz is a woman serving two life sentences plus twenty years for refusing to make up information demanded of her (she did not have the answers, but the police and the prosecutor did not believe her) pertaining to her husbands dealings with drugs. http://www.nord-com.net/michael.moehring/danielle/.

There will also be organic produce and flowers for sale outside at great prices, courtesy of Cathrine Sneed and the Garden Project. http://www.gardenproject.org

Featuring, but for a full list, go to http://www.bapd.org/n4761.html
***FIRST TIME BAY AREA SCREENINGS***
6:00 – 7:00
A Sentence of Their Own
Sat 7:05 – 8:45
Injustice
And...............
Sun 3:25 – 4:25
A Prison in the Fields: False Progress in the Central Valley
***FOLLOWED BY A SPEAKER FROM CRITICAL RESISTANCE***