UNAFF Travelling Festival : Los Angeles

UNA-USA Pacific-Los Angeles Chapter and Unity Foundation

Present

The 2nd Annual UNAFF
Traveling Film Festival Los Angeles
Commemorating the U.N. International Day For Human Rights

In Celebration of the 60th Anniversary
of the Founding of the United Nations

Sunday, December 11, 2005
at the Hollywood Entertainment Museum
7021 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028

I Session (the afternoon program)

2:00 PM - Screening of the film - AFGHANISTAN UNVEILED - the story of the first student journalists to visit the outlying areas of Afghanistan to document women's human rights abuses after the fall of the Taliban regime.

3:00 PM - A HUMAN RIGHTS DAY PROGRAM focused on HUMAN TRAFFICKING, with a video presentation featuring the City of Los Angeles at the forefront of addressing this vitally important human rights issue; and speakers addressing the on-going trainings for Los Angeles citizens concerning Human Trafficking.

4:00 PM - Screening of the film - TALK MOGADISHU - MEDIA UNDER FIRE - the story of the people who established the first television and radio stations in Mogadishu, Somalia, to give people a voice concerning their human rights issues, following the civil war in that country. .

ADVANCE TICKETS - $10.00 for AFTERNOON PROGRAM.
Call (310) 205-4195 or at the door in the Hollywood Entertainment Museum Gift Shop, on the day of the event.

PARKING is available - Entrance off Sycamore Street.

II Session (the evening program)

6:00 PM - Hors d'oeuvres and Wine Reception and Guided Tours of the Hollywood Entertainment Museum.

6:45 PM - A HUMAN RIGHTS DAY PROGRAM focused on HUMAN TRAFFICKING, with a proclamation from the Mayor of Los Angeles; a video presentation featuring the City of Los Angeles at the forefront of addressing this vitally important human rights issue; personal testimonies from Human Trafficking victims; and speakers addressing the on-going trainings for Los Angeles citizens concerning Human Trafficking.

7:15 PM - Screening of the film - KPFA ON THE AIR - a documentary that tells the story of the founding of the first alternative radio station in the United States, leading to the creation of the Pacifica Network and its long history of giving a voice to human rights issues around the world.

8:15 PM - PANEL DISCUSSION with media experts and celebrities.

ADVANCE TICKETS - $20.00 for EVENING PROGRAM.
Call (310) 205-4195 or at the door, in the Hollywood Entertainment Museum Gift Shop, on the day of the event.

PARKING is available - Entrance off Sycamore Street.

RESERVE YOUR SEATS NOW. SEATING IS LIMITED.

The film festival is hosted by the Hollywood Entertainment Museum; Sponsored by UNA-USA Pacific-Los Angeles Chapter and Unity Foundation; and Co-Sponsored by the United Nations Association Film Festival and the International Documentary Association.