Leeds Palestine Solidarity Campaign Presents:
Film Nights at the Common Place Cinema
Join us for a fortnightly film and discussion night
At the Common Place, Wharf Street (off Kirkgate) Leeds City Centre
Wednesday 13th September 7 pm:
Film Nights at the Common Place Cinema
Join us for a fortnightly film and discussion night
At the Common Place, Wharf Street (off Kirkgate) Leeds City Centre
Wednesday 13th September 7 pm:
Map to the Common Place
Leeds Palestine Solidarity Campaign Presents:
Film Nights at the Common Place Cinema
Join us for a fortnightly film and discussion night
At the Common Place, Wharf Street (off Kirkgate) Leeds City Centre (map attached to this email)
Wednesday 13th September 7 pm:
"Goal Dreams"
GOAL DREAMS is a wonderful new documentary feature focusing on national and personal identity as experienced by a sports team like no other before. Comprised of multiple cultures, speaking different languages and having no home field, the Palestinian National Soccer Team must overcome physical, emotional, cultural and geographic obstacles in order to even exist.
This thought-provoking film follows the team and its players as they prepare for a decisive match that will qualify them for the 2006 World Cup. Together, through the universal language of football, these athletes of Palestinian origin from around the world learn to forge a common identity, while a nation learns of both the hope and tragedy that lay within its dreams.
To get involved or for more info contact:
leeds.palestine@yahoo.co.uk
or call Suzanne on 07816 842708
For more information about PSC see
www.palestinecampaign.org
PSC works to highlight the human rights abuses committed by the Israelis and to raise awareness on the issue of Palestine to the general public
Film Nights at the Common Place Cinema
Join us for a fortnightly film and discussion night
At the Common Place, Wharf Street (off Kirkgate) Leeds City Centre (map attached to this email)
Wednesday 13th September 7 pm:
"Goal Dreams"
GOAL DREAMS is a wonderful new documentary feature focusing on national and personal identity as experienced by a sports team like no other before. Comprised of multiple cultures, speaking different languages and having no home field, the Palestinian National Soccer Team must overcome physical, emotional, cultural and geographic obstacles in order to even exist.
This thought-provoking film follows the team and its players as they prepare for a decisive match that will qualify them for the 2006 World Cup. Together, through the universal language of football, these athletes of Palestinian origin from around the world learn to forge a common identity, while a nation learns of both the hope and tragedy that lay within its dreams.
To get involved or for more info contact:
leeds.palestine@yahoo.co.uk or call Suzanne on 07816 842708
For more information about PSC see
www.palestinecampaign.org
PSC works to highlight the human rights abuses committed by the Israelis and to raise awareness on the issue of Palestine to the general public
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