Work-in-Progress Screening of HER RED FATHER

This work-in-progress screening provides an opportunity for local and visiting documentary filmmakers to screen their unfinished films to an audience and get valuable feedback. After screening the film, a facilitator from Docs In Progress will moderate a feedback session with the audience. This honest and constructive feedback is aimed at helping the filmmakers get to the next stage of completing and distributing the film. This program is presented jointly with We Are Takoma.

WHAT’S SCREENING?

Her Red Fatherhttp://docsinprogress.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Her-Red-Father-300x192.jpg (http://docsinprogress.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Her-Red-Father.jpg)
by Tova Beck-Friedman
Bernard Ades was a lawyer, radicalized by the Great Depression of the 1930s. This film follows his story from confronting systemic racism in Maryland to fighting fascism with the International Brigades in Spain. The story is told through his daughter Janet who simultaneously admires his wisdom, generosity and world outlook while also questioning his Communist ideology.

WHEN?
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
7:30-9:30 pm

WHERE?
Takoma Park Community Center Auditorium
7500 Maple Avenue
Takoma Park, MD 20912

The Community Center is off Philadelphia Avenue between Piney Branch and Carroll. Parking is free. If taking Metro, the walk from the Takoma Park Metro Station is about 20 minutes or you can take Ride-On Buses 25 (towards Langley Park) or 12 (towards Silver Spring) to the Community Center. Click here for a Google Map (http://maps.google.com/?q=Takoma+Park+Auditorium+at+the+Community+Center+7500+Maple+Avenue+Takoma+Park+-+20912&daddr=Takoma+Park+Auditorium+at+the+Community+Center+7500+Maple+Avenue+Takoma+Park+-+20912)

FEE?
Free. No advance tickets or RSVP required.

This screening is co-sponsored byWe Are Takoma (http://www.takomaparkmd.gov/arts), an arts and humanities programming series sponsored by the Takoma Park City Government and is made possible as a free event through support from the Maryland Film Office (http://www.marylandfilm.org/) and the Maryland State Arts Council. (http://www.msac.org)