[Imc-birmingham] Indymedia Birmingham presents a night of industrial action

[dougbrum at tiscali.co.uk]

Good idea about having speakers and films about local disputes. I 
think this would go down well especially if you have documentary 
footage that you have got and with a speaker to compliament the 
footage. 

May be after this event, can we show a film, rather than a 
documentary? Germinal? Matewan? 

D
>----Original Message----
>From: phunkee at aktivix.org
>Date: 12/05/2008 14:50 
>To: <imc-birmingham at lists.indymedia.org>
>Subj: [Imc-birmingham] Indymedia Birmingham presents a night of	
industrial action
>
>Hi, 
>
>After the success of the last screening at the Rainbow Warehouse, 
well done
>everyone!, a lot of people mentioned it'd be worth getting more 
screening
>events going for the future. So if you've got any ideas, or thoughts 
on the
>last one, fire them up on the list :)
>
>I've been discussing the idea of an 'evening of industrial unrest' 
with Shiar.
>This came up more recently when we couldn't screen the industrial 
action films
>at the IWW Mayday event. So perhaps the following could resolve this.
>
>We are proposing to show a series of shorts that we've filmed about 
industrial
>disputes in Birmingham and invite people from the films to come and 
speak about
>the strikes and where they're going next.
>
>So far we've got the National Blood Service campaign, the posties, 
public sector
>workers including teachers. There's also been some coverage on our 
newswire
>about the Shelter dispute, which is also local, but we haven't got 
round to
>thinking about a film yet ;)
>
>Any feedback would be really appreciated.
>
>In Solidarity, 
>
>phunkee
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