[PAA-Discuss] 8/17: Houston Premiere of "...after the wind, child, after the water's gone..."

[Bill Crosier]

>Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 18:17:05 -0700 (MST)
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>Subject: [houston] August 17 Houston IMC presents: Houston Premiere 
>of "...after the
>      wind, child, after the water's gone..."
>
>***Please Forward***
>
>After a summer hiatus, the Houston Indymedia film series continues with a
>screening by Houston filmakers of "...After the wind, child, after the
>water's gone..."
>
>This Screening will take place on August 17th at 8pm at the Rice Media
>Center, located on the Rice university campus at Entrance #8 at Stockton
>and University. We encourage people to park in the neighborhood. We
>request a 5-10$ donation to support Houston IMC and the filmakers.
>
>Directors John Sullivan and Bryan Parras traveled up and down Lafourche,
>Terrebonne, Jefferson & St. Bernard parishes; interviewing citizens and
>environmental organisations on what they think would be the best ways to
>respond to the environmental health crises posed by Katrina and to prepare
>for future storms in an area with so many petrochemical point sources of
>pollution.
>
>"...after the wind, child, after the water's gone..." is an overview of
>the environmental problem but it touches on many other areas of social
>justice & gathers a wide spectrum of opinion from that more obscure end of
>the state. Interview subjects include the Louisiana Environmental Action
>Network, the Louisiana Bucket Brigade, Brenda and Michael Dardar as well
>as Curtis Hendon of the United Houma Nation, and others from around Dos
>Gris, Dulac, Cocodrie, Isle de Jean Charles, Larose, New Iberia and
>Chalmette.
>
>read more about this film:
>http://houston.indymedia.org/news/2006/06/50109.php
>
>More info on The Houston Indymedia Film Series:
>http://houston.indymedia.org/features/Film_Series/
>
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