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Sunday 12 July 2009 at 4pm
Heaven's Door Shimokitazawa



Brian & Co. Parliament Square SW1

Brian & Co. Parliament Square SW1 is a new documentary film by Japanese film-maker Yumiko Hayakawa. Filmed over the course of one and a half years, the film captures this unique campaign through interviews with Brian, his supporters, former Labour MP Tony Benn and UK/Japanese peace campaigners. The film also sheds light on how freedom of speech is threatened in the UK and people’s imaginative and unrelenting ways of defending their rights.

The screening will be followed by an open discussion and Q & A session with film maker Yumiko Hayakawa.

As Usual Bring a Friend and an Open Mind!





Some Films and Documentaries in Our Catalogue by category.

Alter-globalisation

This is What democracy looks Like.

km0

Breaking the Bank

View From the Summit

This is What Free Trade Looks Like

Crimethinc:Guerrilla Film Series

The Fourth World War

Commanding Heights:The Battle for the World Economy

Internal enemy

Media



Manufacturing consent


Distorted Morality

Power and Terror:Noam Chomsky in our Times

Outfoxed

Capitalism and Social Class

Capitalism and Other Kids Stuff



Class dismissed

The Corporation

Surplus:Terrorised into Being Consumers

Enron:The Smartest guys in the Room

Palestine

People and the Land

Rock, Paper, Missiles

Jenin Jenin

Death in Gaza

Gaza Strip

Lines in the Sand

Iraq

Fallujah

Shocking and Awful

Hidden Wars of Desert Storm

The Oil Factor

Iraq's Missing Billions

Latin America

The Take

Social Genocide

People and the Struggle in the Fourth World War

The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Llaguno Bridge:Keys to a Massacre

Zapatista

A Place Called Chiapas

Storm From the Mountain

+ many, many more in many more categories.




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