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posted by Allister Bigrig Parker in on mars 14, 2013 - View profile

Vancouver, Unceded Coast Salish Territories

Monkey Warfare - Spartacus Film Night


7:30pm
 - 9:00pm
Jeudi Mars 28 2013

Venue: Spartacus Books
Address: 684 East Hastings Street
Cost: By donation, but no one turned away for lack of funds.
Accessibility: Spartacus Books is on the ground/street level. Both the outer door and the bathroom door are 800mm (31.49 inches) in width. In the gender neutral bathroom, there is one bar directly to the left of the toilet and one bar directly behind it. The inside of Spartacus is all one level except for a slight bump (about 1mm in height) close to the back.

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Spartacus Film Nights are part of an ongoing campaign of prisoner solidarity for folks in our communities directly affected by the prison and legal industrial complex. For more information about our organizing and series of events, please check out: http://web.resist.ca/~vancouverg20support/

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"Two ex-revolutionaries [from Vancouver] living underground [in Toronto] have their lives turned upside down by a sexy young radical who goes from smashing SUVs to fighting gentrification with firebombs." (www.imdb.com/title/tt0832906/)

If you hang around activist communities you'll probably enjoy this film. Although, watch out for the trailer - it's pretty horrible & doesn't do the movie any favors.  (This film review has a pretty decent summary though:  http://exclaim.ca/Reviews/Film/reg_harkema-monkey_warfare-2)

TRIGGER WARNING:  the film is fairly Eurocentric & hetereonormative... kinda like some social justice circles (OH SNAP!?)
 


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