Scott Grey | July 8, 2011
On Tuesday, July 5th, we screened the movie “Home.” This is an incredibly beautiful and moving film about the state of our planet and what we are doing to it (and what we can still do to save it.) The entire film is photographed from the air and presents a very different perspective on the [...]
Scott Grey | March 2, 2011
The First Tuesday Social Action Film Festival screened the film “Moving to Mars” on March 1st. Moving to Mars follows a group of Burmese refugees as they relocate to England. A group from the Dallas community of Burmese Karen refugees joined us and shared their perspectives as well as their musical talent. More information on [...]
Scott Grey | October 6, 2010
Miss HIV Our co-sponsors for this film include the Dallas Peace Center. Miss HIV follows the journey of two HIV-positive women who enter the MissHIV contest in Botswana. It compares what is happening in Botswana, where half of all pregnant women have HIV, and Uganda, a country which has experienced the largest reductions of new [...]
Scott Grey | October 4, 2010
A Free Film Screening October 5th, 7:00pm Click to visit film website The Witness Our co-sponsors for this film include the Dallas Peace Center and the Animal Connection of Texas. How does a construction contractor from a tough Brooklyn neighborhood become an impassioned animal advocate? In this award-winning documentary, Eddie Lama explains how he feared [...]
Scott Grey | August 2, 2010
The Corporation Our co-sponsors for this film include the Dallas Peace Center Winner of 25 INTERNATIONAL AWARDS including 10 AUDIENCE CHOICE AWARDS Explore the nature and spectacular rise of the dominant institution of our time. Footage from pop culture, advertising, TV news, and corporate propaganda illuminates the corporation’s grip on our lives. Taking its legal [...]
Scott Grey | July 6, 2010
The First Tuesday Social Action Film Festival Presents: A Special Presentation: Liberty for North Korea Our co-sponsors for this presentation include the Dallas Peace Center, Pax Crisit – Dallas, Amnesty International – Dallas & SMU Chapters LINK is a grassroots group raising awareness about the human rights crisis in North Korea. Four LiNK “Nomads” will [...]
Melissa Bartell | April 24, 2010
Saturday: 8:00 PM – Labyrinth Walk Coffee House LaDonna Goetz and Diann Pierce open for Amy Speace. Tickets are $15 at the door, $12 online, and $10 for UUCOC members and students with school ID. Purchase them from the Labyrinth Walk Coffee House website. Sunday: 9:00 AM – Hope Chapel – Choir Rehearsal 10:00 AM [...]
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