This year’s Social and Economic Justice Film Festival will showcase works made by independent filmmakers who are affirming labor and other human rights and advocating for social and economic justice. The film festival highlights films that promote a global culture of racial and economic equality and that challenge exploitative and oppressive systems on a local, national and global level.
Proceeds from the film festival support the Alliance For Social and Economic Justice which provides programs and workshops using popular education techniques to develop the leadership of low-wage and immigrant workers to take action in the fight for justice, equality and sustainability.
You can buy tickets online at the SEJ FF Home Page for a discount or pay at the ticket booth.
Ticket prices are $35 for an all day pass or $15 per two-hour block bought online by July 24 or $40 for an all day pass or $20 for a two-hour block bought at the ticket booth on July 25.
For more info: Contact Alliance for Social and Economic Justice, 2940 16th St., Room 301, San Francisco, CA 94103
List of films (check the SEJ FF Home Page for detailed information):
Crushing Wheel Chairs
DHS: Give Us Back Our Children
La Isla
Language Back
Norma, Too (Norma Tambien)
Priced Out: Why You Can’t Afford a Place in San Francisco
Revolt Against La Belle Epoque
Sa Amin / Our Place
SF Living Wage Coalition Documentary
What Melts Ice?
Where Is Mamuel?
WTO/99