[GPSCC-chat] FW: [ppjc] Film: HEIST: Who Stole the American Dream? - 9/27

[Brian Good]

This movie covers some of the same material as Charles Ferguson's "Inside Job" about 
the 2008 financial meltdown.  It has a broader perspective, covering the last 30 years, 
and some of the recent developments since Inside Job was released.  Very well done!

The venue is on North California Ave.  To get there, take the pedestrian tunnel under the 
RR tracks from South California Ave. or, driving, cross over the RR tracks at Churchill or
under them at University Ave.

Also, it's Thursday, not Tuesday as it says below.  Here's confirmation:
http://peaceandjustice.org/article.php/Real_Economy_Film_Series


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From: ppjc at peaceandjustice.org
Subject: [ppjc] Film: HEIST: Who Stole the American Dream? - 9/27
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2012 16:06:33 -0500










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A series of great films, followed by group discussions, delving deeply into how the economy really works – and for whom.













 Tomorrow evening!


  


 HEIST: Who Stole the American Dream?


 A 2012 New York Times Critic's Pick














TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 7:30 PM


 Social Hall, First Baptist Church


 305 N. California Avenue, Palo Alto (
map)


 Free and open to all. Contributions will be requested. Wheelchair accessible.


 
Click for complete details















"HEIST earnestly paints the picture of a democracy slowly and methodically


 being nudged toward oligarchy with help from all sides."


 —Mindy Farabee, LA Times








"Perhaps the best film yet about the roots of today’s economic conditions


 in the U.S., domination of public policy by corporate interests,


 and grassroots resistance that has emerged in the past few years."


 —TheWorkSite.org








HEIST..."has the virtue of taking the long view of a crisis that recent films


 like “Inside Job” and “Too Big to Fail” have only sketchily explored."


 —Stephen Holden, New York Times









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