Please Join Us For 10 Powerful Stories
From Young Filmmakers Across the Globe
March 10-11, 2010
Young people are on the frontlines of many of the world’s human rights
crises, but it’s all too rare that we get to hear their perspectives.
The second edition of Youth Producing Change shares 10 powerful
stories from young filmmakers across the globe as they turn a camera
on their own lives and share their visions of change. Film program run
time: 72 min. Discussion with filmmakers to follow. Founding Presenter: Adobe Youth Voices.
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What:
Adobe Youth
Voices presents the San Francisco premiere of
Youth Producing Change 2010, an innovative program of
youth-produced short films from across the globe showcased with the
Human Rights Watch International
Film Festival. Ten films will be shown this year, selected
from over 300 international submissions. Teen filmmakers from
San Francisco, Seattle and New York will be present to participate in
discussion following the screenings. Presented in association with Facing History and Ourselves.
Read full YOUTH PRODUCING CHANGE film lineup here
Screenings:
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
10:00am
Free screening for schools and youth groups. Discussion with filmmakers to follow.
San Francisco Public Library Koret Auditorium
Located on the Library’s lower level
Enter 30 Grove Street, proceed down stairs
*Please note: this is not a library sponsored event.
Tickets are free, to book a spot for your group please contact
SanFranciscoYPC@hrw.org
Please note: BART is offering 50% off tickets for schools. Requests require 3 weeks processing. For more information on this offer, please contact Rose at 510-464-6970.
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