Tuesday, July 21: Gone Postal 
7p EDT, Free via Zoom; RSVP here
Introduced by director Jay Galione, who will also do a post-screening Q&A!

Jay Galione, son of a postal worker, investigates the dark corners of the U.S. Postal Service. Across the country, brave employees stand up to injustice on the job and fight to Save the People’s Post Office. A moving indictment of the toxic culture and push to downsize, this eye-opening documentary allows viewers to hear from experts and advocates including Ralph Nader and Richard Wolff, and directly from the selfless and courageous people hidden behind the scenes, long suffering and ignored.

91 min; 2019, U.S., documentary, directed by Jay Galione

Tuesday, July 28: Don't Give Up Your Voice & Good Food
7p EDT; Free via Zoom; RSVP here

This week: Resistance to Trump-like politics, and building a more sustainable food system

Don't Give Up Your Voice  [2018] – 40 min. This film looks at the widespread and creative resistance to a repressive government in Argentina - in organized labor, at worker coops, street protests, theater and music - and offers timely lessons for us in the North.

Good Food [2008] – 57 min. Pacific Northwest family farmers, plus the businesses and markets that feature their products, show that it is possible to increase the supply of healthy, local, sustainably grown food.  Seattle International Film Festival, broadcast PBS.

Films courtesy Moving Images, in collaboration with distributor Bullfrog Films, part of the 2020 Global Labor Film Festival! Co-sponsored by the DC LaborFest.