Peace Action Film Event in DC October 5 – Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives, The Environmental Footprint of War
Join Peace Action staff, members and friends for a screening of Scarred Lands and Wounded Lives, the Environmental Footprint of War, a unique, gripping documentary by pro-peace and environment Washingtonian activists Alice and Lincoln Day, that explores the environmental effects of war.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011, 7:00pm
West End Cinema
23rd Street, NW between M and N, Entrance on 23rd, Washington, DC
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About the film and event: The environmental damage occasioned by war and preparation for war is routinely underestimated, underreported, even ignored. Scarred Lands & Wounded Lives depicts the unprecedented scale of environmental damage over the last half century. We discover that the environment remains war’s “silent casualty.” For more information on the film, visit scarredlandsfilm.org
In April, Scarred Lands, Wounded Lives was awarded the top prize in its category at the 44th Annual WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival in Houston, Texas. The narrator of the film, Robert K. Musil is the former CEO of Physicians for Social Responsibility and former Executive Director of the SANE Education Fund (later SANE/Freeze and Peace Action!) and he will also join the the Days for a discussion session after the showing of the film.
Purchase your tickets online and save! (Only $12 online, $15 otherwise, $8 for students.)
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