Earth Day Fundraiser: W. Canadian Premiere of FLOW: For Love of Water

Item posted Mar 192008 in Latebreaking News

OPEN CINEMA

is proud to announce its first fundraising event!

An Earth Day Special Fundraising Eventwith VIDEA

in conjunction withThe Council of Canadians & The Victoria Water Watch Coalition

7pm, Monday April 21st 2008

Victoria Event Centre, 1415 Broad St. Doors open at 5:30pm

Western Canada Premiere!

FLOW: For the Love of Water

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This award-winning documentary and 2008 Sundance favourite highlights the local intimacies of an emerging global catastrophe, in Africa, India, California and Canada.

With an unflinching focus on politics, pollution and human rights, FLOW: For Love of Water ensures that the precarious relationship between humanity and water can no longer be ignored. While specifics of locality and issue may differ, the message is the same; water, and our future as a species, is quickly drying up. Armed with a thirst for survival, people around the world are fighting for their birthright. www.flowthefilm.com

 Post-screening discussion with Richard C. Bocking (filmmaker and author of Mighty River) and Gwen Barlee, Policy Director for Western Canada Wilderness Committee 

Cash bar 

Complimentary Appetizers

Courtesy of Paisley Restaurant/Sanctuary Café

Silent & Live Auctions

Dozens of great items, including a night for two at Sooke Harbour House!

Much more! 

ADMISSION BY DONATION

20% of funds raised go to VIDEA’s Women For Change Water Projects

TAX RECEIPTS AVAILABLE

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Art is a Mirror + The Art of Observation

Item posted Feb 82008 in Events

Open Cinema and The Power of Hope

Present
A Made-in-Victoria Arts Double Bill
Two Creative Lifetimes — Two World Public Premieres

Art is a Mirror

Quebec Artist Jeremie Giles’ Celebration of
Canada’s Visual Arts Heritage
Moonbeam Productions, 2007 (23:50)

The Art of Observation

Canadian photojournalist Ted Grant’s iconic images
have defined Canada and its people
for over 50 years
Asterisk Productions, 2008 (47:20)

Post-screening discussion with filmmakers
Sherry Lepage, David Springbett, Heather MacAndrew
Photojournalist Ted Grant and others

7pm, Tuesday March 11th 2008
Open Space, 510 Fort St, 2nd Floor
$10 donation, free for Youth/Seniors

(No reservations for this event)

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