Screening of "Stories from Women's Liberation"

Jennifer Lee's wonderful film, "STORIES FROM WOMEN'S LIBERATION", which has interviews with Betty Friedan, Alix Kates Shulman and many early feminist activists, (including me) is showing at the Laemmle on October 17 at 7:30. Please go, bring friends, and spread this message around! This film will help keep the Movement moving!

When: October 17, 7:30 pm
Where: Laemmle Music Hall, 9036 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills
Buy Tickets: http://www.tugg.com/events/5489


Some quick facts about the "Feminist:Stories from Women's Liberation:" 

• Winner! "Best of the Fest" for Documentary at the Los Angeles Women's International Film Festival 2013. 
• Jennifer Lee was invited to screen the film at the Islamic International University in Islamabad, Pakistan. 
• The film was in official selection at the Cincinnati Film Festival. It inspired audience members to request to use the film for "intergenerational house screenings." 
• Jennifer Lee is screening and speaking at universities and colleges. Universities on the tour: University of Colorado, Boulder, Loyola Marymount University, Smith College for "Feminists of Smith Unite!" 
• She has already screened and spoken at UCLA, Pasadena City College, Santa Monica College, and Hampshire College.
• Will be featured at March 2014 Boston University conference on the Women's Liberation Movement as part of the panel, "Documenting the Second Wave on Film." 
• Jennifer is writing a module with the National Center for History in the School based at UCLA for the film's use in public schools. 

A few reviews:

• "...a history beautifully laid out in Lee's film." - Huffington Post, Kamala Lopez, Amnesia: Feminism's Poision Pill 
• "Jennifer Lee, a smart, utterly engaging, creative director, showed her new film, "Feminist Stories From Women's Liberation, 1963-1970." The one-hour film is terrifically entertaining as well as informative..." - Psychology Today, "Much-needed Women and Media Conference Energizes, Inspires" Paula Caplan, Ph.D. 

Recent Testimonial:
"This is a MUCH SEE film for anyone who is interested in the women's liberation movement. This film addresses issues of intersectionality and provides important clips of a broad cross section of women activists." - Linda M. Perkins, Associate University Professor and Director of Applied Women's Studies and Africana Studies Certificate Program