美國加州勞工影展 Reel Work Labor Film Festival
捲起袖子來工作吧！這就是REEL WORK！
時間：2013年4月24日~5月4日
放映地點：分別於美國加州的Santa Cruz、Monterey 以及San Jose放映。
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SANTA CRUZ COUNTY EVENTS
Friday, April 26
7 PM - SEIU ULTCW Union Hall, Watsonville
(Robert Greenwald, 2012, 55 min)
Shines a light on the extreme influence of money in US politics.
Event Host: SEIU ULTCW
Saturday, April 27
11 AM - Nickelodeon Theatre, Santa Cruz
(Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, 2012, 70 min)
Secure, dignified jobs in employee-owned workplaces in the U.S. and Spain.
Speakers: Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, filmmakers
Event Host: Industrial Workers of the World - Santa Cruz Branch
Sunday, April 28
11 AM - Nickelodeon Theatre, Santa Cruz
(Antonino D’Ambrosio, 2013, 88 min)
Skateboards, punk rock and poetry led these young people of the ’80s to political engagement.
7 PM - Resource Center for Nonviolence, Santa Cruz
(Sam Mayfield, work in progress, 110 min)
What happened in Madison when Scott Walker decided to break the unions.
Speaker: Sam Mayfield, filmmaker
Monday, April 29
7 PM - Community Television Studio, Santa Cruz
(Kelly Anderson & Tami Gold, 1997, 56 min)
Stories of GLBT workers as they seek workplace safety, job security and employee benefits.
Speakers: Triangle Speakers
Event Host: The Diversity Center
Tuesday, April 30
7 PM - Resource Center for Nonviolence, Santa Cruz
(Laurie Simons & Terry Sterrenberg, 2011, 65 min)
Different roads traveled by US & Canadian healthcare systems.
Speakers: Panel of California Nurses Association members led by Lorna Grundeman, R.N.
Wednesday, May 1
International Workers' Day
7 PM - Del Mar Theatre, Santa Cruz
(Peter Getzels & Eduardo López, 2012, 90 min)
US Foreign policy consciously stimulated immigration from Latin America.
Speaker: Héctor Perla, Asst. Prof. Latin American & Latino Studies, UCSC
Music: David Winters
Event Hosts: United Nations Association & IF Foundation
Thursday, May 2
7 PM - Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church, Soquel
(Catherine Murphy, 2012, 33 min)
Teenage women made up majority of 1961 Cuban literacy brigade.
(Shelby Hadden, 2011, 13:30 min)
Lilly Ledbetter’s 11-year fight for equal pay.
Speaker: David Sweet, teacher & activist
Event Host and Performance: Santa Cruz Peace Chorale
Friday, May 3
7 PM - Cabrillo College Watsonville Forum, Watsonville
(Fred Glass, YEAR, 8 min)
This cartoon clearly shows why it’s a good idea.
(Fred Glass, 2012, 10 min)
California Teachers help the state avoid its own fiscal cliff.
(Karin Hayes & Victoria Bruce, 2012, 81 min)
Analysis of the economy concluding working people are not to blame and the rich have plenty to share.
Event Host: Pajaro Valley Federation of Teachers
Saturday, May 4
7 PM - Springfield Community Grange, Pajaro
(Kristy Jacobson & Lori Silverbush, 2012, 84 min)
There’s hunger right here in the U.S.A.
Speakers: Brooke Johnson, Second Harvest Food Bank; Margarita Cortez, Loaves & Fishes; Ken Dickerson, Eco-Farm
Event Host: Springfield Community Grange
MONTEREY COUNTY EVENTS
Saturday, April 27
Museum of Monterey, 5 Custom House Plaza, Monterey
1 PM - MAESTRA
(Catherine Murphy, 2012, 33 min)
Teenage women made up majority of 1961 Cuban literacy brigade.
Speaker: Linda Bynoe
2:30 PM - YOU CANNOT? WE CAN!
(Greek unions, 2013, 23 min)
Greek factory workers have taken over their abandoned factory and are preparing to restart production.
3:00 PM - SHIFT CHANGE
(Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, 2012, 70 min)
Secure, dignified jobs in employee-owned workplaces in the U.S. and Spain.
Speakers: Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, filmmakers
Tuesday, April 30
8 pm - CSUMB Library Room 1188
(Kelly Anderson & Tami Gold, 1997, 56 min)
Stories of GLBT workers as they seek workplace safety, job security and employee benefits.
(Shelby Hadden, 2011, 13:30 min)
Lilly Ledbetter’s 11-year fight for equal pay.
Speakers: CSUMB Otter Cross Cultural Center
Thursday, May 2
8 PM - CSUMB Library Room 1188
(Antonino D’Ambrosio, 2013, 88 min)
Skateboards, punk rock and poetry led these young people of the ’80s to political engagement.
Saturday, May 4 & Sunday, May 5
Steinbeck Festival
National Steinbeck Center, Salinas
2 PM Sat, 11 AM & 2 PM Sun
(Peter Getzels & Eduardo López, 2012, 90 min)
US Foreign policy consciously stimulated immigration from Latin America.
SAN JOSE EVENTS
Wednesday, April 24
6:30 PM - Student Center Room 204, San Jose City College
(Marcia Rock, 2011, 60 min)
Women returning from the military receive inadequate care for traumas experienced.
Friday, April 26
7 PM - San José Peace Center
(Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, 2012, 70 min)
Secure, dignified jobs in employee-owned workplaces in the U.S. and Spain.
Speakers: Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, filmmakers
Event Host: Economic Justice Film Series
Wednesday, May 1
6:30 PM - Student Center Room 204, San Jose City College
(Luis Argueta, 2010, 96 min)
Account of the largest US immigration raid begs for reform.
Wednesday, May 8
6:30 PM - Student Center Room 204, San Jose City College
(Peter Nicks, 2012, 81 min)
A day at the emergency room at Highland Hospital, Oakland.
