Saturday

Ritzy Page

Free Indy film nights
RiTzY
Upstairs Cafe
Brixton Centre SW2 1JG
First Tuesday of the month
(more info below listings)

Tuesday 4th Dec-- Gratis
8.30 for seat - 9pm for film ... Q & A after with director

Nominated for an EMMY 2007

HACKING
DEMOCRACY
Documentary by Simon Ardizzone, Russell Michaels and Robert Carrillo Cohen

Exposes gaping holes in the security of
America’s electronic voting system.

In 2000 electronic voting machine recorded minus 16,022 votes for Al Gore in Volusia County, Fla. Electronic machines count about 87% of votes cast in America today. Proving our votes can be stolen without a trace “Hacking Democracy” culminates in a duel between voting machine and computer hacker - interesting.



The RITZY
In the heart of Brixton. London’s
busiest independent cinema with five screens.
It has a wonderful cafe which is a cornucopia
of global culture with live music, DJ’s and
film throughout the week.
Great food and drink.
3 min's Brixton Tube

WWW.unreportedworld.blogspot.com
Glimpse through modern media’s fog
See beyond the shopping crowds
Check perceptions of reality
Peer beyond the spin
Be more knowing
07985 065224

Screening films produced with conscience and
commitment to open and free expression.
These films seriously challenge
establishment "truths".




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Thursday

Bread & Roses

Free Indy film nights
Bread & Roses
68 Clapham Manor St SW4 6DZ
Second & Third Tues of month
Map/Directions






WWW.unreportedworld.blogspot.com
Glimpse through modern media’s fog
See beyond the shopping crowds
Check perceptions of reality
Peer beyond the spin
Be more knowing
07985 065224

Screening films produced with conscience and
commitment to open and free expression.
These films seriously challenge
establishment "truths".

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Wednesday

Screening History 2





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[Screening History 1]

Setting off with a free Roller Coaster ride 
7pm Sun 28th Oct.

Free screenings of indy documentaries & a Roller Coaster of video clips offering inspiring glimpses of a brighter future contrasted by dark cameos on media deception - all intertwined with a bit of fun and audio visual extravaganza.


Life's a roller coaster And the ride goes up and down and round and round and it has thrills and spills and it's very brightly coloured and it's very loud. And of course it's fun for a while.
People have been on the ride for a long time, and some begin to question:  .....  "Is this real?  .....  Or is this just a ride?"  
Bill Hicks American comedian Dec 1961 - Feb 1994

About the UnreportedWorld screenings:

Yvan, the proprietor of the Oddfellows is generously hosting Unreported World in the delightfully comfortable upstairs lounge for a two session autumn "season". You will need to buy drinks downstairs.
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Roller Coaster is a compilation of anorak notes [video clips these days] offering some good news, some strangely under reported bad news, views, and revelations all wrapped up with a little humour and some music to engage with or chat over.
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VJ'ing and surroundings are provide by Derek and there will be  opportunity to participate - comments - suggestions - news of life beyond TV. This is an evening of reflection, engagement and "entertainment" and there is no speaker or Q & A. The space is for us all.








Exeter University Transition
Amory Building
Rennes Drive EX4 4RJ
March 15th at 7 pm.
End of Suburbia:
by the The Electric Wall Paper Co. (75 minutes)






Peak oil - car culture - and the cul-de-sac







Oil depletion and the collapse of the American dream. Critical look at the century of oil and the machinations of the corporations in coercing a society into the car culture



Sunday 27 th Feb
doors at 4 pm programme at 4:15
The Future of Food
by Deborah Koons Garcia [88 mins]

Patenting Life -
Corporate Control of our Food

Multiple award winning doc that has featured at a wide range of professional gatherings and grass roots activists events, including Soil Associations, Slow Food, Organic Trade Conventions, Farmers Unions etc.

A stark reminder of speed of change to a corporate controlled world.






Amber Rooms

161 Sidwell Street, Exeter, EX4 6RH

New Season - New Venue - New Programme

Sundays from four - opening doors onto the unreported world

Indy documentaries plus politically inspired feature films in a comfortable lounge environment.
Free screenings 4 to 8 pm.

February

Sunday 13th Feb.
Doors 4 pm ..... documentary starts 4:15 pm
The Power of Community -
How Cuba Survived Peak Oil ...
(50 minutes)

A living example of how a country can successfully traverse what we will allhave to deal with sooner or later:-

the reduction and loss of finite fossil fuel resources.

Classic feature film at around 6:15 pm
He who controls the present,controls the past.
He who controls the past,controls the future.
SEASON OPENER - SUNDAY 6th



ORWELL ROLLS IN HIS GRAVE
Corporate control of media, politicians & the people
[84 mins]




Pitcher & Piano

Queen St, Exeter, Devon, EX4 3RP
01392 426 907



This coming Monday 19th July
.... "Installation Evening" ....

Exeter campaign & community groups are welcome to cooperate in these screenings.

7 pm. "The Matrix" - a video poem by South London poet Paradox. (10 mins). 7:30 "The Story of Stuff" Annie Leonard on how global corporatism works (20 minutes)

8 pm. Viewed by millions - Another opportunity to see the most viewed Indy documentary on the global money system.
...
Money is the tragedy and alternatively the hope for our world. It offers the key to a brighter future both for us & for those that will come after us.


by Paul Grignon (55 mins)

Financial crisis - credit crunch - taxpayers bail out "free market" bankers ..... Hmmm just what is going on?

Who creates money? - Government, corporate and household debt has reached astronomical proportions, how could there be that much money to lend? in truth there isn’t. Today money is debt.

A seriously revealing film. We owe it to future generations to find out how we are being duped.



Monday 24th May at 7 pm

Free screening & optional discussion

Iron Wall
A film by Mohammed Alatar for The Palestinian
Relief Committees. (55 mins ) Starts 7pm


Life behind the Israeli public relations spin. The hidden story of the Oslo “Land for Peace” deal.


Three times as high as the Berlin Wall, this so called “security fence” runs, according to Israel, “generally” along the Green Line, the truce lines from the 1948 War of Occupation.

However the Green Line is 315 kilometres long - the Wall is 670 kilometres long.



"Zionist colonization must either stop, or else proceed regardless of the native population - behind an IRON WALL, which the native population cannot breach."Vladimir Jabotinsky .. 1923
Can we open our minds to the conundrum of Israel?

Free screening - Come & See



Monday 17th May at 7 pm

Free screening & optional discussion

A seminal moment for 21st century human kind. The Emperor stands naked before our eyes yet most citizens still doff their caps and keep silent. Is the issue terrorism? or incompetent state power? or could it be psychology?

6:40 pm for a couple of 911 related shorts - (10 mins each) 7 pm for this stunning documentary - (75 mins).




Monday May 10th 7:00 pm

Free screening & optional discussion

Now I can help teach the world how to live without oil says Rebecca Hosking the woman who helped banish plastic bags from her home town.

FARM FOR THE FUTURE

A 50 mins BBC documentary by Rebecca Hosking who investigates how to transform her family’s farm in Devon into a low energy farm for the future. Sound farming practice for healthy food & sustainable local communities, plus forest permaculture delightfully revealed.

SUNDAY 2nd of May 2:30 pm ....
FREE SCREENING ...
Ground Floor Studio
Outfoxed by Robert Greenwald
Rupert Murdoch's war on journalism
Examines how media empires, led by Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News, have been running a race to the bottom in tv news. The film provides an in depth look at Fox new and the dangers of ever enlarging corporations taking control of the public’s right to know (70 mins)

 More information visithttp://www.outfoxed.org/

SUNDAY 18th April 2:30 pm ....

FREE SCREENING ...

PIG BUSINESS
a film by Tracy Worcester
Reveals the impact of factory farming
Abusing animals: 1.2 billion pigs worldwide slaughtered for meat yearly, more than half have been reared by intensely cruel methods giving rise to new and potentially deadly viruses that can infect human kind.
Destroying small farmers: Small independent farmers are relentlessly driven out of business by the economies of scale which large pig production systems can command.
Jeopardising lives by polluting the environment: It is not only animals which are harmed by factory pig farms. Intensive farming puts human health at risk not only by infectious diseases transmitted to human populations

SUNDAY 11th April 2:30 pm ....
FREE SCREENING ...
Ground Floor StudioMoney as Debt

by Paul Grignon, artist and videographer, exposes the International banking cartel’s control over our lives through usury & the power of private money creation as debt. (55 mins)

Financial crisis - credit crunch - taxpayers bail out "free market" bankers.. Hmmm .

Just what's going on?

Who creates money? - Government, corporate and household debt has reached astronomical proportions, how could there be that much money to lend? in truth there isn’t. Today money is debt. A seriously revealing film. You owe it to yourself to find out how we are being duped.

Film followed by opportunity for open conversation. Space for what you want to say facilitated by Andi Tobe of Transition Exeter.

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