[Imc-dunedin] Film screening NEXT week, and poster run request

[Peter Porteous]

Hi everyone,

As some of you may have spotted, unfortunately Fink got the date wrong 
for our next screening - it is NEXT week on the 21st July, not tonight. 
This is a real shame, as the next Fink will only come out on the day of 
the screening (Wednesday). Could everyone spread the word that the 
screening is next week - thanks.

I have done a poster design, printed off 120 A3 copies and put some up 
in the usual cafes, etc. I have dropped the rest of the posters off at 
None, and these will be put in Black Star Books tomorrow.  We 
desperately need someone who can do a poster run (sticking up around 
town) in the next few days - preferably before the weekend. 
Unfortunately I am too busy, Clare, Finn and Greg are all  in 
Australia, Toby is too busy and Rosy I believe you are working on the 
Regent show at present. Anna, are you able to do this? If so, that 
would be fantastic. If there is anyone else who can volunteer, please 
please help!!  : )

I will print off a whole lot of A5 flyers tomorrow, and distribute 
these in the places where Fink sits, with a message saying that the 
film is NEXT week. Hopefully this will help publicise things.

So, if someone could please please stick up the posters then we should 
be right.

Thanks in advance,
Peter

PS Anna, have you made any progress with the print issue. Call me on 
455 6467 if you want.





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next Dunedin Indymedia screening =  "Unprecedented : The 2000 
Presidential Election"
Date - Wednesday 21st July, 6.30pm
Venue - Arc Cafe, High St
koha admission



Unprecedented : The 2000 Presidential Election  is the riveting story 
about the battle for the presidency in Florida and the undermining of 
democracy in America. Filmmakers Richard Ray Perez and Joan Sekler 
examine modern America’s most controversial political contest : the 
election of George W. Bush.

What emerges is a disturbing picture of an election marred by 
suspicious irregularities, electoral injustices, and sinister voter 
purges in a state governed by the winning candidate’s brother. George 
W. Bush stole the presidency of the United States … and got away with 
it.

50 minutes
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