First-ever TCM Classic Film Festival to Feature Newly Restored Versions of A Star is Born (1954) and Metropolis (1927), Plus an Anniversary Screening of Breathless (1960)What a lovely idea. I only wish it were being held in Atlanta. You know, where TCM is based? Sigh.
Tonight (Sunday), November 15th from 5:00-7:00pm.
Join State Representatives DuBose Porter, Mary Margaret Oliver, Stephanie Stuckey Benfield, Elly Dobbs, Kathy Ashe, and Pat Gardner as they host film screening of new movie, talk about Georgia's energy and economic future.
Meet Leaders and Neighbors in Decatur, at Push-Push Theater on Sunday, November 15, 2009, from 5:00-7:00pm to view the new film entitled Coal Country.
Enjoy a panel discussion to follow the film. Push Push Theater is located at 121 New Street in Decatur, GA 30030-4131. Parking can be found around back, or take MARTA to the Avondale Station, exit towards the South Parking lot, and walk .3 mile West on E. College Avenue. The theater will be on your left.
RSVP HERE: http://bit.ly/32AMET, Contact: (404) 607-1262 x233
Across the country this week thousands of Americans are gathering at more than 850 parties to watch the award-winning documentary, Coal Country. A stunning film that reveals the devastation of mountaintop removal coal mining to the forests, streams, and communities of Appalachia, this movie comes to Decatur for free on November 15th.
Note: This is a family-friendly screening & cookies will be on hand for the kids!
For more information about the film, visit www.sierraclub.org/coalcountry
