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 FILM & TOPIC SCHEDULE
2007 Bellingham
Human Rights Film Festival

Note - extra showing of Black Gold
March 3rd - 5pm

most films programs begin at 7pm

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2007 Film Festival Poster
Schedule
DATE

FILM SCHEDULE

SPEAKER / TOPIC
 
4 pm
Wed - Feb 21
Fairhaven College
 
An In-depth look of the role of the "military industrial complex" in  formulating US foreign policy and shaping our economy
7 pm
Thurs  - Feb 21
PAC - WWU campus
filmmaker discusses
the film
Why We Fight
EUGENE JARECKI -
Filmmaker of  "Why We Fight"
primary sponsor: 
WWU
American Democracy Project
7 pm & 9:15 pm
Thurs - Feb 22
Pickford Cinema
Black Gold 77 min
note: 2nd showing March 3rd
Traces the 2 billion cups of coffee consumed each day back to the farmers who produce the beans, and exposes the corporations that control and profit the most.
7 pm
Fri - Feb 23
Fairhaven College
China Blue 88 min
BEATRIZ FUENTES
Topic
Globalization/Workers Rights/China
Shows the up-close and personal stories of young girls working in a blue jean factory in China.

7 pm
Sat - Feb 24
Fairhaven College

Iron Wall   58min
SHULAMIT DECKTOR
Topic 
Israel/Palestine
Portrays the devastating effects of a massive wall building project by Israel through Palestinian territories

7 pm
Sun - Feb 25
Fairhaven College

Topic
  Health of oceans
Resouce Depletion/Solutions
EMPTY OCEANS - Takes a comprehensive look at the current state of our oceans and offers solutions to help stop the dagerous decline of marine resources.
FINDING SOLUTIONS - Offers hopeful and inspirational solutions to serious problems from people around the world.
7 pm
Mon - Feb 26
Fairhaven College

DEBI GOLDMAN
Topic
Tibet
Culture & Tibetan Exiles

SLUM FUTURES - Overview of slum conditions worldwide and provides a view of specific models that are providing real solutions in India.
DREAMING OF TIBET - Explores how three extraordinary Tibetan exiles work to preserve their culture
7 pm
Tues - Feb 27
Fairhaven College
SHIRLEY OSTERHAUS
Topic
Current situation in Colombia
Exposes the complicated roots of violence in Colombia.
7 pm
Wed - Feb 28
Fairhaven College
Topic 
Somalia/Refugees
 Personal stories of Somali war refugees from early 1990's.
7 pm
Thu - Mar 1
Fairhaven College
Toxic Bust 41 min.
Maquilapolis 68 min
Topic
  Toxics
Enviroment
Womens' Health

TOXIC BUST - Traces the connection of chemicals in our enviroment to the high rates of breast cancer in our modern society
MAQUILAPOLIS - Shares the personal experiences of women inTijuana's notorious factories,  through video diaries filmed by workers

7 pm
Fri - Mar 2
Fairhaven College
LARRY ESTRADA
Topic
Current Situation in Mexico
Indigenous and Cultural Rights
DREAM PEOPLE - Native Achuar people of Ecuador organize against oil companies wanting to explore in itheir territories.
GRANITA - Teachers' strike evolves into social movement in southern Mexico
Matinees
noon - 5pm
Sat -  Mar 3
Fairhaven College
Fields of Mudan,
23 min
Cultivation Opportunity
28 min
A Great Wonder
60 min
Quiet Revolution
23 min
Homeland 90 min
One Campaign
27 min
Black Gold
Extra Showing
5 pm
matinees
no speakers

FIELDS - Emotional "dramatization" of child sex industry in Asia
CULTIVATION OPP - Farmers in USA and Africa form co-ops to empower themselves
GREAT WONDER - Follows young refugees from Sudan as they build new lives in Northwest Washington
QUIET REVOLUTION. - Exposes the erosion of the US Constitution under Bush Administration
HOMELAND - Features Native Peoples across the US fighting against toxic and environmental damage to their lands
ONE CAMPAIGN - Filmed by Sehome High School students highlighting the ONE CAMPAIGN to make poverty history.
BLACK GOLD - Extra showing at 5pm.  See above for details

7pm
Mar 3
Fairhaven College
BENJAMIN MARX
Topic:  Iraq
IRAQ - Looks at companies that profit from the war in Iraq.
GROUND TRUTH - Soldiers back from Iraq, discuss wihat war and it's impact have been for them.
     

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