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Recent podcastsUNION MAIDS
Sunday, March 28, 7:00pm
Union Maids is an appealing documentary about three women involved in the workers’ movements in the early 1930’s. These women vividly tell us the way it was back then when they and other people risked jobs and lives attempting to organize trade unions amid the textile factories and meat [...]
WHO’S GOT THE POWER?
Sunday, February 28, 7:00pm
A forceful, new documentary film, addresses head on the reality of global warming, caused by the burning of fossil fuels, coal, oil and gas, and its attendant dangers in the form of carbon dioxide emissions and presents genuine and workable solutions. From the vantage points [...]
Spring 2010 Film Series
All films begin at 7 p.m. Sunday evenings at the Center, 170 Park Street, Bangor.
February 28: Who’s Got the Power?
Who’s Got The Power, a forceful, new documentary film, addresses head on the reality of global warming, caused by the burning of fossil fuels, coal, oil and gas, and its attendant dangers in [...]
Fall 2009 Film Series to start this SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2009 with RETHINK AFGHANISTAN
Fall 2009 Film Series
All events are 7 p.m. on Sunday evenings at the Center, 170 Park Street, Bangor.
SEPTEMBER 20: RETHINK AFGHANISTAN
President Obama has repeatedly said that Afghanistan is “the good war” and has escalated U.S. commitment with no end in sight. Director Robert Greenwald’s latest film, “Rethink Afghanistan” focuses on the human and financial costs [...]
