Program 14: Global Issues of Survival, Cooperation & Bollywood Song

Monday, May 11, 2015
6:00 PM 8:00 PM 18:00 20:00
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Cast in India reveals the workers behind the New York City manhole covers which are manufactured in India. Champ of the Camp, a massive production, shines a spotlight on working conditions in the harsh work camps of Dubai, where 17,000 South Asian workers distract themselves from daily hard reality by holding a Bollywood singing contest.

This screening is followed by a discussion and book sale with Erik Loomis, an assistant professor at the University of Rhode Island, who will be facilitating a conversation on "Global Issues of Survival, Cooperation and Bollywood Song".

FIlms featured: Cast in India, Champ of the Camp

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Program 13: Frontline Films of the TWU & Workers Unite in the Mideast

May

4:30 PM16:30

WUFF 2015

Program 13: Frontline Films of the TWU & Workers Unite in the Mideast

Monday, May 11, 2015
4:30 PM 6:00 PM 16:30 18:00
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Frontline Films from the TWU, A series of short films detailing frontline labor issue and solidarity events around NYC and the nation, from ace TWU national videographer, Mary Matthews.
Fire Lines - In the face of a major natural disaster - the 2010 Carmel Forest Fire - firefighters from Israel and Palestine put aside decades of suspicion and hostility to unite for a common goal. Is this a one-time fluke? Or can it show the path to a possible dialogue on wider issues?

Frontline Films from the TWU, Fire Lines

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