free film: "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" or "Chavez: Inside the Coup"
Cineculture & The Undercurrent
present…
a free screening of
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
or
Chavez: Inside the Coup
directed by Kim Bartley & Donnacha O'Brian
This film documents the US-backed coup attempt against Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez. This hard-to-find film shows up close & personal footage of events both on the streets & in the palace.
"On the night of the coup, the camera jostled for position outside the office in which President Chavez was being told to resign by the army high command or allow the building and all his supporters in it to be bombed. One of his ministers emerged to tell those outside that he had agreed to be taken prisoner. She looked at the lens and asked, "Tell the world." O'Briain and Bartley kept their end of the bargain in an exceptional and thrilling way." —from a review by Shane Hegarty
Friday, August 3rd, 2007
5:15 pm
The film will be shown in Fresno State's Leon Peters Educational Center
(in the student rec. center on the west side of the Savemart Center)
Post-screening Q&A hosted by Fresno State professor Denni Blum
the film is absolutely free! no charge whatsoever!
visit www.fresnoundercurrent.net for more information
Location: Fresno State's Leon Peters Educational Center
Starts: 2007 Aug 3 - 5:15pm
Ends: 2007 Aug 3 - 8:00pm
Website: http://www.fresnoundercurrent.net

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