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reprehensor Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-15-04 03:32 PM
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D/FW Screenings - Fahrenheit 911, Bush's Brain, Outfoxed - Oct. 16 & 17
"ELECTION 2004: YOU CHOOSE" event this weekend!

This weekend the Center at the Square, located in Richardson Square Mall (at the SW corner of Belt Line and Plano Roads), will be sponsoring an Election 2004: You Choose event. Telephone is 214-764-9110 or 972-234-5911.

Rock the Vote will be there with their education street team. There will be complimentary showings of Fahrenheit 9/11, Bush's Brain, and Outfoxed.

Hours are 10-9 on Saturday and 11-6 on Sunday. Admission is $3.00 per day. Children 12 and under are free.

There will be Kerry signs available for a small donation of $2.00 (just to help defray the shipping costs). They are already on stakes.

No candidates have opted in. They just have written off North Texas. Well, the folks at The Center haven't written anything off!

Hope to see you there!

www.democracyfortexas.org
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jilln Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-15-04 03:47 PM
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1. This is showing too...
ACLU of Dallas presents
> Persons of Interest
> with a question and answer session with the
> film's producer, Daniel
> Massey.
>
> Ashcroft calls them terrorists. They call
> themselves Americans.
>
> Following the September 11th terrorist attacks
> Muslim Americans were
> subjected to arbitary arrests, interrogation,
> secret detention, and
> solitary confinement by the U.S. Justice
> Department. Through interviews,
> family photographs, and letters from prison
> directors Alison Mclean
> ("Jesus' Son") and Tobias Perse have fashioned
> a compelling and poignant
> film, allowing the victims to tell their own
> stories.
>
> This film is an official Sundance Film Festival
> Seletion.
>
> Date: Saturday Oct. 16,2004
> Time: 3pm
> Location: Fun Asia 1210 E. Beltline Rd.
> Richardson, TX (SW corner of
> Beltline and Plano Rd.)
> Admission: FREE but seating is based on a first
> come, first serve basis.
>
> For more information about the film
> http://www.personsofinterest.org
>
> For directions to Fun Asia
> visit http://www.funasia.net or call
> 972.889.8000
>
> From 75 Central: Take the Beltline exit, go
> East 1.93 miles, FunAsiA is on
> your Right, just before Plano Rd.
>
> From 635 LBJ: Take Plano Rd. Exit, Go north to
> Beltline Rd. Make a left.
> FunAsiA is on your left.
>
> Dart Bus Route No.
> 400 & 571 From:
> ARAPAHO CENTER STATION & DOWNTOWN GARLAND
> STATION
>
>
> FILM SYNOPSIS
> After the Sept.11 terrorist attacks, more than
> 5,000 people, mainly
> non-U.S. nationals of South Asian or Middle
> Eastern origin, were taken
> into custody by the U.S. Justice Department and
> held indefinitely on
> grounds of national security. Muslim immigrants
> were subject to arbitrary
> arrest, secret detention, solitary confinement,
> and deportation. Many were
> denied access to legal representation and
> communication with their
> families.
>
> During a period when the U.S. government has
> made every effort to
> depersonalize these detentions, refusing to
> reveal the names or even the
> number of immigrants detained, the voices of
> those affected ˜ their
> testimonials and experiences ˜ become our
> only window into the human
> costs
> of post September 11th immigration policies.
>
> Following an unconventional format, Persons of
> Interest presents a series
> of encounters between former detainees and
> directors Alison Maclean
> ("Jesus� Son") and Tobias Perse in an empty
> room which serves both
> visually and symbolically as an interrogation
> room, home, and prison cell.
> Through interviews, family photographs, and
> letters from prison, the
> directors have fashioned a compelling and
> poignant film, allowing those
> affected a chance to tell their own stories.
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