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We've teamed up with NWFF and UW-Bothell to bring you International women's day!
3PM She's Beautiful When She's Angry
details and tix: http://www.nwfilmforum.org/live/page/calendar/3456
"This joyously-received documentary charts a crucial era in the modern women's movement (1966-1971). Returning to Seattle for a special screening on International Women's Day, it covers the founding of NOW, with ladies in hats and gloves, through to the emergence of more radical factions of women’s liberation (from intellectuals like Kate Millett to the street theatrics of WITCH-Women’s International Conspiracy from Hell!). "
5PM The Clouds That Touch Us Out Of Clear Skies
details and tix: http://www.nwfilmforum.org/live/page/calendar/3457
"Special guest and local filmmaker Lynn Shelton will present a rare screening of her 16mm film The Clouds that touch us out of clear skies, about a personal miscarriage story, followed by conversation. The day is co-presented with a global women's health class from UW-Bothell."
6PM readings from poets Sonya Vatomsky and Jocelyn Macdonald followed by a performance by Briana Marela with video from Gray Ellis
*Save $1 off tix by bringing an item for a women's shelter drive: Supply Drive run by New Beginnings a primary nonprofit resource for domestic violence prevention and services. It serves Seattle’s community since 1976 and provides services for victims of domestic violence – emotional, sexual, or physical abuse. New Beginning’s mission is to "provide shelter, advocacy and support for battered women and their children, and to change attitudes and social institutions that foster and perpetuate violence".
Items collected: toiletries, socks, underwear (all sizes: women's, children's), colored pencils, markers, hand sanitizers, feminine hygiene products-
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