FREE screening of EXAMINED LIFE, talking with philosophers

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Berkeley Film Friends will have a free public screening of the 2010 documentary film Examined Life (http://www.zeitgeistfilms.com/examinedlife/), in which filmmaker Astra Taylor has conversations with eight leading contemporary philosophers, on different contemporary issues, in different contemporary settings:
• Judith Butler with Sunaura Taylor on interdependence, in San Francisco's Mission district;
• Kwame Anthony Appiah on cosmopolitanism, at Toronto's airport;
• Michael Hardt on revolution, in a rowboat in Central Park;
• Martha Nussbaum on justice, on Chicago's lake shore;
• Avital Ronell on meaning, in New York's Tompkins Square Park;
• Slavoj Žižek on ecology, at a London garbage dump;
• Peter Singer on ethics, among fast-food joints and high-end shops of Manhattan;
• Cornel West on truth, in a cab being driven through Manhattan.

Here is the page about the event (and it is at 8 p.m.!), with links to more information about the film:
http://filmmedia.berkeley.edu/event/2014-10-06/film-screening-examined-life-by-astra-taylor
Official U.S. trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zwmum5_ofU

After the screening, the filmmaker, Astra Taylor, will be present for Q & A!

Thanks to a member who alerted me to this event.