Televising the Revolution Film Series: Indigenous Struggles - This Tuesday

The Heads Up Collective Presents:



Televising The Revolution

An ongoing monthly series showcasing radical films and supporting local organizing.



Date: Tuesday, November 29th 2005

Time: 8pm

Place: El Rio

3158 Mission St, San Francisco

http://www.elriosf.com <http://www.elriosf.com/>

Cost: Free but donations accepted

(Must be 21 and over)




November Film Night:



“A Tattoo On My Heart:

The Warriors of Wounded Knee 1973”



A recently-released documentary investigating the American Indian Movement’s (AIM) occupation of Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota.



“On February 27, 1973 traditional and AIM leaders chose [the] location to make a stand–the site of the 1890 massacre at Wounded Knee. Cold, hungry, and armed only with hunting rifles, fake guns, and one AK-47, they held out for 71 days against the US government…A Tattoo on My Heart: The Warriors of Wounded Knee 1973 tells this dramatic and emotional story in the words of those men and women who struggled for survival inside the bunkers and ravines at Wounded Knee.”



A benefit for: Bay Native Circle



A radio program by and for American Indians living in the Bay Area. The money raised will go to buy much needed recording devices to conduct interviews for the program. Airs 2pm Wednesday on KPFA.



radfilms [at] lycos.net



No film in December, but stay tuned for Televising the Revolution 2006 every 4th Tuesday beginning January 24th