Narrated by Martin Sheen, this film movingly portrays eight diverse Americans’ opposition to the Iraq war and occupation. The eight are: a career diplomat who resigned his post; a mother of a New York firefighter who died in the 9/11 collapse; a soldier who refused to fight in Iraq and went to prison; Representative Jim Morgan whose Virginia district includes the Pentagon; a pastor; a Gold Star mother; and a co-founder of Code Pink. The film convincingly shows that everyday people can - and must- make a difference.

(70 minutes) 2008

$5.00 at the door - LIMITED SEATING! Get there early!

This film is an urgent response to the failure (again) of U.S. commercial media to provide accurate, objective information rather than the rightist spin. It contains current analysis and history, including the U.S. overthrow of the democratic Iranian government in 1953 and interviews with Iranian Americans. Noam Chomsky was an advisor for the filmmakers.

(79 minutes) 2008

$5.00 at the door - LIMITED SEATING! Get there early!

- ONE NIGHT ONLY -
- Saturday Show canceled! -

a one-act, one-woman show
created & performed by
MARGO LEE SHERMAN

7pm coffee & dessert
8pm performance
$15 advance sale or $20 at the door
- LIMITED SEATING -
for reservations - call 315.559.5387 or email us

Margo Sherman is a founding member of the Bread & Puppet Theater and has created and performed over 30 solo shows. Critically acclaimed in the New York Times, “What Do I Know About War?” uses 15 characters to take an unflinching look at the human cost of war and its tragic dehumanization.

Off-street parking available at 408 & 414 Lodi Street - ArtRage is handicapped accessible

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