DC Collective for South Asians
 South Asian Film Series
September: Globalization and Economic Justice




Wednesday, 7 PM
 Sep 25, 2002

Cada Vez
 1438, U St. NW
 202-667-0785

METRO: U St, Green line
Suggested Donation $5

                               bhopal victin


Drowned Out

A story of a family that chose to stay at home and face submergence rather than make way for a mega-dam on the Narmada river.
(Dir: Franny Armstrong; 75 min.)

India & Free Trade
 
Examining the effects of a global free market economy, this film highlights the caustic actions of transnational companies in the Bhopal-Union Carbide disaster.
(Dir: Pavithra Narayanan; 33 min.)

→ Discussion to follow screenings ←

This event is co-sponsored by ActionAid USA and Greenpeace


DCCSA is a collective of DC metro area-based, action-oriented individuals who work on a broad spectrum of progressive issues concerning the global South Asian community--peace and communal harmony, social and economic justice, xenophobia, gender, sexuality, and race issues.

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October 2nd: Film screening of “Evil Stalks the Land” :
  a new documentary about the Gujarat massacres and their aftermath. 
Dir: Gauhar Raza