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Saturday, March 11, 2006
CCA Screenings All Week of 'Why We Fight' Plus Panel Discussion Today
From CCA Cinematheque Santa Fe:
Greetings! Why We Fight will be shown all week, ending Thursday, 3/16. Don't miss the special screening of "Why We Fight" with a panel discussion on Saturday 3/11. Why We Fight won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival
Veterans for Peace, Santa Fe presents: Special screening and panel discussion with Why We Fight at 7 PM on March 11. After the 7 PM screening, a panel discussion will follow featuring former Time magazine correspondent and bureau chief William Morgan Stewart; Colonel Richard Rael, who was honored for his service in Iraq; journalist Zeile Pollon, who has interviewed more than 100 Iraqis during the Iraq War; and Vietnam veteran Ken Mayers and Gulf War vet Daniel Craig of Veterans for Peace. A reception in honor of the Veterans for Peace will follow.
SHOWTIMES
SATURDAY 3/11 at 2.30 PM & 7.00 PM
(7.00 PM Panel & Reception)
SUNDAY at 3.30 PM & 7.30 PM
MONDAY - THURSDAY at 3.00 & 7.15 PM
CCA location: 1050 Old Pecos Trail Santa Fe, 505.982.1338
"Very much the movie FAHRENHEIT 9/11 should have been, and an experience audiences of every political conviction need to contend with." Ty Burr
Eugene Jarecki (THE TRIAL OF HENRY KISSINGER) explores the economic underpinnings of the American military. Are our soldiers being put in harm's way for the benefit of the manufacturers of guns, tanks, bullets and bombs? Tracing the history of what Dwight D. Eisenhower, back in 1961, dubbed "the military-industrial complex," Jarecki reveals a disturbingly intimate bond between Congress, the Pentagon and military companies. WHY WE FIGHT argues that weapon makers have become a fourth branch of government, and, as a result, American foreign policy has grown senselessly trigger-happy. Whether you believe America's occupation of Iraq is well justified, or you find Halliburton as guilty as Saddam, WHY WE FIGHT offers a troubling new perspective on the U.S. military machine.
. More information on the movie at the Film Website.
March 11, 2006 at 10:37 AM in Film | Permalink