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Locally Grown Docs #4 - Oakland Week User Submitted

When: Sat., Sept. 17, 3-4:30 p.m. 2016
Phone: 510-338-3228
Email: info@locallygrowndocs.org
Price: $10
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Come join us for an afternoon of entertaining and educational documentary films. "Crush" by Sonya Redi. A female vineyard worker shares her story about life as an undocumented worker in wine country. "Growing Resistance" by Shadia Fayne Wood. Community organizers face several crises in the Central Valley: the drought, drilling for oil and gas, and related health issues. "The QUARE in There" by Taryn Lee Crenshaw. This film chronicles the Oakland black queer community’s use of body, voice, and movement as sources of liberation. Event includes a Q&A with filmmakers and guests at the end.
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