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  • October: Screening Liberally's Battleground Event to Protect Gay Marriage ---- Watch the Academy Award Winning Short Documentary Film "Freeheld" and see two short sets of comedy from Heather Gold and Ali Mafi

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Exciting Addition to Sundays Event

Hi Screening Liberally Members -

We have two new guests joining us on Sunday who made history this year in the movement for marriage equality.

Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis, plaintiffs in the Supreme Court lawsuit to legalize gay marriage in California, will be speaking about their experiences, as well as giving you ways to get involved this election.

Look forward to seeing you there!

Full Event Details are Below:

*Screening Liberally's Battleground Event to Protect Gay Marriage*

Gay Marriage is at grave risk this election and one way you can help is by joining us Sunday at the Red Vic Movie House for an afternoon of comedy and film. Comedian Ali Mafi will be introducing the event with a short set of comedy. The Academy-Award Winning, documentary film "Freeheld" (38minutes) will then be screened. Following the film, Stuart Gaffney and John Lewis, plaintiffs in the Supreme Court lawsuit to legalize gay marriage in California, will speak about their experience and give you ways to get involved.

One Hundred Percent of sales will go to the No on 8 campaign.

Don't miss your chance to get involved, the election is less than a month away!

Date: Sunday 19 October, 12pm
Where: Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight Street
What: Comedians Heather Gold and Ali Mafi
"Freeheld," Academy Award Winning Short
Documentary
John and Stuart, Marriage Equality Activists

Best,

Sari Gelzer
sfsl@screeningliberally.org
http://www.screeningliberally.org

Event on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=29930036698

"Freeheld," watch the trailer: http://www.freeheld.com

Ali Mafi: "America's only Gay, Fat, Muslim Stand-Up Comic!"
http://gaymuslimcomic.blogspot.com/

No on Prop 8 Campaign: http://www.noonprop8.com/

This Sunday - California's Battleground Film and Comedy Event

Hi Screening Liberally Members -

Sunday afternoon, we look forward to seeing you at the Red Vic Movie House for Screening Liberally's most important and most exciting event yet. Beginning at noon we will be treated to the comedy stylings of Ali Mafi, America's only gay and Muslim stand-up comic, who recently opened for the Axis of Evil comedy tour. Afterward, we will watch the 2007 Academy-Award winning short documentary "Freeheld". A panel discussion will follow, providing you with the tools to protect gay marriage.

Proposition 8 is in grave danger of passing, join us and make a difference this election.

Hope to see you there, bring your friends!

Date: Sunday 19 October, 12pm
Where: Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight Street
What: Comedian Ali Mafi
Screening of "Freeheld," Academy Award Winning Short Documentary

* GREAT IDEA: Forward the invite to friends on facebook. Click in the right hand corner "Invite People to Come":
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=29930036698

Best,

Sari Gelzer
sfsl@screeningliberally.org

"Freeheld," watch the trailer: http://www.freeheld.com

Ali Mafi: "America's only Gay, Fat, Muslim Stand-Up Comic!"
http://gaymuslimcomic.blogspot.com/

No on Prop 8 Campaign: http://www.noonprop8.com/

Battleground Event to Protect Gay Marriage

Living in San Francisco it may be hard to believe that proposition 8, which seeks to eliminate the right of same-sex couples to marry in California, may pass this November. It is extremely important that we reach beyond our progressive city walls to make sure the beautiful celebrations we all witnessed this year do not get reversed. One way to do this:

Join us on Sunday October 19 for Screening Liberally's most important event this year.

Comedian Heather Gold and Ali Mafi will be introducing the event with two short sets of comedy. The Academy-Award Winning, short documentary film Freeheld (38minutes) will then be screened. Afterward, a panel of speakers will discuss the state of Gay marriage in California and explain how you can get involved to keep Gay marriage legal.

One Hundred Percent of sales will go to the No on Prop 8 campaign.

Don't miss your chance to get involved, the election is less than a month away!

Date: Sunday 19 October, 12pm
Where: Red Vic Movie House, 1727 Haight Street
What: Comedians Heather Gold and Ali Mafi
Screening of "Freeheld," The Academy Award Winning Short Documentary

Best,

Sari Gelzer
sfsl@screeningliberally.org
www.screeningliberally.org

New Blog and Party Info

Hi SL Members -

First I want to alert you to our new blog. Its going to keep you updated on the latest progressive films in the San Francisco Bay Area. Our first blog is about "Battle in Seattle." Keep checking back for movie reviews and inside information.

Bookmark SF Screening Liberally Blog: http://livingliberally.org/screening/chapters/CA/sf

Here is your first tidbit from the inside: In honor of opening night for the film "Battle in Seattle" there is going to be an after party TONIGHT. You will have the chance to join the SF Bay Area activist community at a fancy hotel with Hors D'oevres and Drinks beginning at 7:30pm. Admission to the party requires proof of purchase for a ticket to "Battle in Seattle" for this weekend. For more information email me soon!

Don't forget, Check out our blog and say hello. I always look forward to hearing from you.

In Peace,

Sari Gelzer
sfsl@screeningliberally.org

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"Battle in Seattle": US Activism on the Big Screen

Deemed by many as one of the most successful protests in US history, the 1999 demonstrations against the World Trade Organization (WTO) is the subject of Director, Stuart Townsend’s debut film,

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