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See this Film!

posted 13 years ago by jacobcrawford93
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Give Up Tomorrow is an important documentary. Most docs that people say that about can be somewhat divisive, but there's nothing divisive about "Give Up Tomorrow". It tells the story of a grave injustice that absolutely no one could not be sickened by. I just had the honor of seeing this film (for a second time) at the Milwaukee Film Festival. The filmmakers were there as well (great, talented guys btw) to introduce the film and also speak with people after the screening. They obviously care a great deal about their subject, Paco Larranaga, and his dream of freedom. This isn't just a film, it's more than that - it's a rallying cry against injustice.

Here's a list of upcoming screenings world-wide (SEE IT):
Milwaukee Film Festival
September 30 2011 - 4:45 PM
North Shore Cinema
11700 North Port Washington Road, Wisconsin

Camden International Film Festival
October 1 2011 - 7:00 PM
Bayview Street Cinema
10 Bayview Street
Camden, Maine

Doc/Fest Tour 2011 - Hyde Park
October 2 2011 - 12:00 AM
Hyde Park Picture House
73 Brudenell Road, Leeds

Port Jefferson Documentary Series
October 3 2011 - 7:00 PM
Chrles B. Wang Center
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook

Vancouver International Film Festival
October 6 2011 - 6:40 PM
Empire Granville 7
Theater 4, Vancouver

Vancouver International Film Festival
October 7 2011 - 3:40 PM
Empire Granville 7
Theater 5, Vancouver

Tacoma Film Festival
October 9 2011 - 10:30 AM
Grand Cinema
606 S. Fawcett Ave
Tacoma, WA

Antenna International Documentary Film Festival
October 9 2011 - 1:30 PM
Chauvel Cinema
Paddington Town Hall
Paddington, NSW

Doc/Fest Tour 2011 - Tyneside Newcastle
October 13 2011 - 12:00 AM
Tyneside Newcastle
Pilgrim Street
Newcastle

Vancouver International Film Festival
October 13 2011 - 10:30 AM
Empire Granville 7
Theater 7, Vancouver

[–] vlaks-0 13 years ago

Yea I actually just saw it at Stony Brook University for a school assignment. I'm usually the last person to want to see a documentary of this nature and I don't normally gush to friends about them, but that was exactly what I found myself doing after seeing this. I was planning on leaving in ten minutes, and just ended up staying the whole time while also sticking around for a Q&A with the director. I would definitely recommend this documentary to anyone.

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