JOIN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ANN TOBACK FOR THE THIRD ANNUAL
Workers
Unite
Film
Festival
Wednesday,
May 14th
6PM
Litho Auditorium
113
University Pl
New
York, NY 10003
Purchase tickets HERE for
film screening & discussion
Healing Across the
Divides
A short film and
presentation from this foundation, that reaches out to marginalized
working people on both sides of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict to
help increase the delivery of health and wellness services to these
underserved populations. A fascinating look at how cooperation on key
issues by workers might pave a path of understanding, critical for the
future of peace in the Middle East. 15
minutes. Presented by Norbert Goldfield, M.D, Founder
and Executive Director of Healing Across the Divides. www.healingdivides.org
Through the Eye of the Needle The
Art of Esther Nisenthal Krinitz
A Holocaust
survivor's remembrances in uniquely beautiful stitched images and vivid
accounts bring an uplifting story to the screen. Esther Nisenthal was
15 in October of 1942 when the Jews of her village in Poland were
ordered by Nazis to report to a nearby train station. Esther's story of
survival is extraordinary and her method of storytelling unique:
stitching and embroidering. It comes to us in a series of 36 large
fabric collages, intricately embroidered in vivid color, created more
than 40 years after the war. The film explores the capacity of the
human heart to heal and for a regular working person to produce art
that reminds us that genocide and acts of baseless hatred are still
with us. 32 minutes.
New York Stories: The
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
This major segment
from Producer/Director Ric Burns' wonderful New York Stories,
focuses in on the tragedy at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory over
104 years ago and how the tragedy sparked massive labor unrest,
organizing, demonstrations and ultimately brought the foundation of
today's occupational health and safety laws. 70 minutes.
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