The Social Justice ministry has planned out the 2010 First Tuesday film series. Here’s the list:
- March: Aristide and the Endless Revolution – background about Haiti and why it mistrusts the U.S.
- April: Rethink Afghanistan – about the War in Afghanistan
- May: Garbage – environmental movie about a family keeps garbage in its garage for 3 months
- June: Winter Soldier – Vietnam veteran’s against the war
- July: Boy Who Played on the Buddhas of Bamiyan – about a boy who lives among the ruins of a once-famous tourist attraction in Afghanistan destroyed in 2001 by the Taliban
- August: The Corporation—putting our corporations on the psychiatrist’s couch—interviews with corporate insiders – relevant because of Supreme Court ruling regarding no restrictions on money spent on political ads
- September: Made in L.A. – sweatshops
- October: The Witness – animal rights
- November: (Title Withheld Due To License Restrictions) – Let’s just say it’s an award winning movie about children living in poverty in a major far-eastern city.
- December: Renewal (reshowing)
For more information about these films, or to visit the archive of films we’ve shown in the past, please visit: the 1st Tuesday Social Action Film Festival website.
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