Kopkind Summer Film Series

Land of Destiny, a work in progress with Brett Story.
Organ Barn, Guilford Movie Night. Sunday, July 18th. 7:00 PM.
Preceded by a potluck cookout: 5:30 pm (salads, side dishes, desserts; grilled items will be provided.)
A timely and stunning exploration of the conflict between industry and the environment told through the story of a working-class city caught between the prospects of mass joblessness and death from the job, between fear of industrial toxins and the terrible beauty of the industrial landscape.  http://www.bunburyfilms.com/

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The Kopkind Grassroots Film Festival

Speaking In Tongues, with filmmakers Marcia Jarmel & Ken Schneider.
Friday, Aug 6th. 7:00 PM at the Hooker-Dunham Theater, Brattleboro, VT. (Map)
Seating is limited and reservations for this special screening can be made by calling the Hooker-Dunham Reservation line, 802-254-976.

Meet Julian, Jason, Kelly, and Durrell. Four typical American kids, with one exception. Their parents put them in a school where, from the first day of kindergarten, their teachers speak mostly Chinese or Spanish. Speaking In Tongues follows these four diverse kids and their families on their journey to become bilingual. Enter their world and ask, today is knowing one language enough?  http://speakingintonguesfilm.info/

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Stonewall Uprising! with filmmakers Kate Davis & David Heilbroner.
Saturday, Aug 7th. 7:30 PM at the Organ Barn. Treefrog Farm, Guilford, VT.
 Contact: John Scagliotti for directions to the Organ Barn in Guilford, stonewal@sover.net.

“It was the Rosa Parks moment,” says one man. June 28, 1969: NYC police raid a Greenwich Village Mafia-run gay bar, The Stonewall Inn. For the first time, patrons refuse to be led into paddy wagons, setting off a 3-day riot that launches the Gay Rights Movement. Told by Stonewall patrons, reporters and the cop who led the raid, Stonewall Uprising recalls the bad old days when psychoanalysts equated homosexuality with mental illness and advised aversion therapy, and even lobotomies; public service announcements warned youngsters against predatory homosexuals; and police entrapment was rampant. At the height of this oppression, the cops raid Stonewall, triggering nights of pandemonium with tear gas, billy clubs and a small army of tactical police. The rest is history. (Karen Cooper, Director, Film Forum) This American Experience Film will be seen on PBS next year but you can see it August 7th and meet the filmmakers at the Organ Barn in Guilford. http://firstrunfeatures.com/

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