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Workers Unite Film Festival Virtual Festival
IN THE AISLES
NO TIME TO WASTE - THE URGENT MISSION OF BETTY REID SOSKIN
Workers Unite! Film Festival Director Andrew Tilson was one of the earliest supporters of the Global Labor Film Festival and came to all of the conferences hosted by the DC Labor Film Festival. His festival has grown tremendously and now gone online; I'm really happy to be able to promote it to all our DC LaborFest fans. See below for details.
Tonight's DC LaborFest film, In The Aisles, is one of my very favorites; I previewed it last year and met the director, Thomas Stuber. It's a really beautiful, understated film that winds up feeling just right for the times in which we find ourselves. [link removed] Click here to RSVP; hope to see you tonight and please pass this along to anyone you think might be interested!
[link removed] Click here for the complete line-up.
The series is organized and sponsored by the DC LaborFest/DC Labor FilmFest, and co-sponsored by American University's Center for Media & Social Impact, Coalition of Labor Union Women, Labor Heritage Foundation, Rochester Labor Film Series, Women Make Movies' OWOV (One Woman One Vote) Festival*
As with our previous series earlier this year, all our screenings are online and free. Thanks as always to festival sponsor American Income Life for their generous support.
See you at the movies!
- Chris Garlock, Director, DC LaborFest
2020 Workers Unite Film Festival Virtual Festival
October 8-18
[link removed] Click here for the complete schedule, with over 50 docs and narratives about working life, including live filmmaker Q&A panels
This New York City-based labor film festival is part of the Global Labor Film Festival, a network of labor film festivals around the world.
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Tuesday, October 14
IN THE AISLES
7p, FREE via Zoom; [link removed] RSVP here
2018; 125m; drama
An affecting and bittersweet glimpse into the shared connections of a motley group of nightshift workers at a big box store, including the reclusive newbie Christian (Franz Rogowski) and the charming but mysterious Marion (Sandra Hüller).
Tuesday, October 20
NO TIME TO WASTE - THE URGENT MISSION OF BETTY REID SOSKIN
7p, FREE via Zoom; [link removed] RSVP here
2020; 50m; documentary
Celebrates legendary national park ranger Betty Reid Soskin who, at age 98, still actively presents her unique perspective on American history to visitors at Rosie the Riveter/WWII Home Front National Historical Park.
[link removed] CLICK HERE for the complete Fall 2020 Labor Filmfest line-up.
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