Celebrate the anniversary of Election Day by joining Chicago Jobs with Justice for a special screening of the new movie-LABOR DAY! Playing for a limited time only at Facets Cinemateque!
Labor Day
Facets
Cinemateque
Tuesday November 3rd
7:00 P.M.
1517 W.
Fullerton
Chicago, IL 60614
SPECIAL SCREENING WITH DISCUSSION AFTERWARD WITH CHICAGO JOBS WITH JUSTICE!
The 2008 Presidential Campaign was an extraordinary moment in U.S. history not only because of the race and gender of the candidates, but also because of the passions they inspired. Millions of Americans and hundreds of organizations became actively engaged in the democratic process of choosing the next president. Labor Day, by two time Oscar Nominee Glenn Silber (The War at Home), tells the inspiring story of how the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the nation's fastest growing labor union with more than two million members, helped tip the balance in Barack Obama's favor, proving that when united, people can get the change they need. By revisiting the passion behind the 2008 Presidential campaign, Labor Day dramatically reveals what one union, thousands of activists, and a commitment to make change did to help turn Election Day into Labor Day. Directed by Glenn Silber, U.S.A., 2008, 74 mins.
The Facets Cinémathèque is located at 1517 W. Fullerton Ave. in Chicago. For more information on films playing in the Cinémathèque, please call 773-281-4114.
To order advance tickets online, visit the TicketWeb website!
In Solidarity,
Susan Hurley
Executive Director
Chicago Jobs with Justice
312.738.6161
