Full Program at SocialJusticeFilmFestival.org
SEATTLE OCTOBER 10-13
Quiet Rage: The Stanford Prison ExperimentMonday, Oct. 7, 7 pm,
Suggested DonationUniversity of Washington, Bagley 131
KEN MUSEN - USA - 60 MINA documentary about the famous 1971
Stanford prison experiment, a study of the psychological effects of
becoming a prisoner or prison guard.
BarzanTuesday, Oct. 8, 7 pm, Suggested DonationUniversity of
Washington, Bagley 131
ALEX STONEHILL, BRADLEY HUTCHINSON - USA - 80 MIN
Barzan is an intimate portrait of a family ripped apart by a
terrorism accusation. Shot in Iraq and Seattle, this investigate
documentary examines terrorism, immigration, and the sacrifices we
make to protect the American dream.
How to Make Money Selling DrugsWednesday, Oct. 9, 7 pm,
Suggested DonationUniversity of Washington, Bagley 131MATTHEW COOKE
- USA - 96 MINAn eye-opening, satirical new documentary that
explores America’s failed War on Drugs, this film features
interviews with celebrities, retired drug dealers, law enforcement
officials, and addicts in its exposure of the lives destroyed by
U.S. drug policy.
COMES TO UW OCT. 7-9!
in partnership with:
The Social Justice Film Festival
Featuring 60 films on racism & poverty, criminal justice,
and
human rights around the world.
Screenings at Cinerama, The Market Theater, Rainier Valley
Cultural
Center, University Christian Church, UW, and the Pacific Science
Center.
All UW screenings are by suggested donation of:
-a dictionary-reading glasses-stamp booklet
-$5
These charitable screenings advance the mission of founding
sponsor
Books to Prisoners.
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