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Anti-Minutemen Film Showing
Come to CELLspace to watch three short films about the Border, immigrant workers, and about the racist nationalists that we are against.
CELLspace Film Cluster, in collaboration with the Borderland Film
Collective, presents..
T H E S I L E N T C R O S S, N A T I V E S &
s h o r t s f r o m, A N I M A Q U I L A D O R A
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7pm, Sunday
August 28th
2050 Bryant St.
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THE SILENT CROSS: Joaquin Alvarado, 2004, 87min. Spanish/English.
A Chicano filmmaker learns first hand the perils migrants face crossing the
US/Mexico border in search of work and opportunity.
THE NATIVES: Jesse Lerner/Scott Sterling, 1991, 24min. Natives follows the
individuals involved in San Diego's anti-immigration movement. Relying
principally on a direct cinema style and eye for the absurd, the film critiques
the nativist position by contrasting their professed love of country
with their racist and
anti-democratic attitudes.
ANIMAQUILADORA: Alex Rivera and Lalo Lopez, 1997, 4min. includes L.A.
Cucaracha, a series of three animated shorts based on the political
cartoon strip by Lalo Lopez.
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Event in collaboration with Bay Area Coalition to Fight the Minutemen and Borderland collective. $5 donation suggested, (no one turned
away). A collection will be taken to help support the efforts of the
BACFM to shut down the the Minutemen when they arrive in San Diego on Sep 16.
Event features speakers from Borderland Collective and BACFM. Food
and refreshments provided.
Collective, presents..
T H E S I L E N T C R O S S, N A T I V E S &
s h o r t s f r o m, A N I M A Q U I L A D O R A
++++++++++++
7pm, Sunday
August 28th
2050 Bryant St.
++++++++++++
THE SILENT CROSS: Joaquin Alvarado, 2004, 87min. Spanish/English.
A Chicano filmmaker learns first hand the perils migrants face crossing the
US/Mexico border in search of work and opportunity.
THE NATIVES: Jesse Lerner/Scott Sterling, 1991, 24min. Natives follows the
individuals involved in San Diego's anti-immigration movement. Relying
principally on a direct cinema style and eye for the absurd, the film critiques
the nativist position by contrasting their professed love of country
with their racist and
anti-democratic attitudes.
ANIMAQUILADORA: Alex Rivera and Lalo Lopez, 1997, 4min. includes L.A.
Cucaracha, a series of three animated shorts based on the political
cartoon strip by Lalo Lopez.
-------------------------
Event in collaboration with Bay Area Coalition to Fight the Minutemen and Borderland collective. $5 donation suggested, (no one turned
away). A collection will be taken to help support the efforts of the
BACFM to shut down the the Minutemen when they arrive in San Diego on Sep 16.
Event features speakers from Borderland Collective and BACFM. Food
and refreshments provided.
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The CELLspace Film Cluster, along with the Bay Area Coalition to Fight the Minutemen and the Borderland Collective, presents..
::!::STOP the MINUTEMEN::!::
A Special CELLspace Movie Night to help raise awareness and mobilize
resistance against the Minutemen and the various forms of violence and
injustice taking place along what is known as the US/ Mexico border.
Contribute to the Bay Area Coalition to Fight the Minutemen and other groups, in
shutting down the Friends of the Border Patrol variant of the Minutemen when they arrive at the Califas border on Sep
16, (Mexican Independence Day!).
Sunday August 28th, 7pm, $5 suggested donation for CELLspace, no one
turned away. Inside the event, there will be the opportunity to donate to
the Bay Area Coalition to Fight the Minutemen and other participating
groups.
Tentative event schedule:
7pm, free food and refreshments. Various immigrant and indigenous rights
organizations will be present and tabling.
~7:30pm, a few shorts from the ANIMAQUILADORA series: Alex Rivera and Lalo
Lopez, 1997, ~4min each. Includes L.A. Cucaracha, a series of three
animated shorts based on the political cartoon strip by Lalo Lopez.
Followed by Speakers from The Borderland Collective, the Bay Area
Coalition to Stop the Minutemen and more TBA.
~8:30pm, NATIVES: Jesse Lerner/Scott Sterling, 1991, 24min. Natives
follows the individuals involved in San Diego's anti-immigration movement.
Relying principally on a direct cinema style and eye for the absurd, the
film critiques the nativist position by contrasting their professed love
of country with their racist and anti-democratic attitudes.
~9pm, Feature Film: THE SILENT CROSS: Joaquin Alvarado, 2004, 87min.
Spanish/English. A Chicano filmmaker learns first hand the perils migrants
face crossing the US/Mexico border in search of work and opportunity.
Proceeded with an open conversation with director, Joaquin Alvarado.
(Translators will be available during the event).
CELLspace is located at 2050 Bryant St. (@18th)
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