FREE Screening:
When: Wednesday evening, November 20, 2013
Where:  Durango Discovery Museum’s Powerhouse Theater
Time:  Doors open at 5:30p, screening starts at 6:00 pm
Cost:    Admission is FREE
Drinks and Food Available
Please plan to stay for the community discussion that follows.

“The State of Arizona”

Human stories behind Arizona’s controversial “Show Me Your Papers” Law.

A sneak preview of the documentary film from Rocky Mountain PBS and Independent Lens

presented by Durango Community Cinema

at

Durango Discovery Museum
1333 Camino del Rio, Durango, CO

Watch a Preview

“The State of Arizona” captures the explosive emotions and complex realities behind Arizona’s headline-grabbing struggle with illegal immigration. Following Arizona’s controversial Senate Bill 1070, dubbed the “show me your papers” law, the film tells the stories of Arizonians on all sides of this divisive issue from ground zero of the nation’s immigration debate.

The one hour screening will be followed by a community discussion led by Lindsay Marshall, an attorney with Colorado Legal Services. Before moving to Durango, Lindsay Marshall was the director of the Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project, a legal services organization for people in deportation proceedings in Arizona (www.firrp.org) including those impacted by SB 1070.

If you miss the initial screening on November 20th, or want to see the film again:
Join the lunch bunch
Wednesday, November 27, at noon
at the Durango Public Library
(Lunch available from Hot Tomatoes)

or see the film

Tuesday evening, November 26,
at the Ignacio Community Library

Community Cinema Series Ongoing Sponsors:

What are your views regarding immigration?