The festival presents rarely screened international and US documentaries from talented filmmakers all over the world, who submit their view of problems and issues in their countries and communities. The theme "Faces of Hope and Courage: Connecting with Humanity" is all encompassing of the range of topics being addressed: dehumanization, environment, forgiveness, freedom, health, hope, human rights, justice, non-violent resistance, media, peace, self-discovery, terrorism and women's rights. Films to be screened include:
Noon Stolen Childhoods
Q&A with Director Len Morris
2 pm Paradise Lost
3 pm Haram: Yemen, The Hidden Half Speaks
4 pm In Rwanda We Say&The Family That Does Not Speak, Dies.
Admission: Day Pass $25
1/2 Day Pass (afternoon or evening) $15
Student Day Pass $15
1/2 Day Pass (afternoon or evening) $10
Tickets at the door or online at: http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~tickets |
| When |
Sunday, Sep 25, 2005
at 12:00pm
until 5:00pm
on Sunday, Sep 25, 2005
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