The United Nations Association Film Festival, the world’s only public film forum for exploring UN related issues, presents its next traveling film festival event that will examine international conflicts. The United Nations Association Film Festival Extension Program (UNAFF EP) Berkeley will take place on April 6 at Dwinelle Hall, UC Berkeley. Provocative and eclectic, the UNAFF Extension Program brings films about Israel, Iraq and Yugoslavia celebrating the efforts of documentary filmmakers to fight for justice and dignity for all people around the world.

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

... 6:30PM
... What I Saw in Hebron (73 minutes) Israel
... Directors: Dan and Noit Geva Producer: Michal Arram

... 7:45PM
... Hidden Wars of Desert Storm (63 minutes) USA/Iraq
... Directors/Producers: Gerard Ungerman and Audrey Brohy

... 9:00PM
... Collateral Damage: The Balkans after NATO’s Air War (53 minutes) USA/UK
... Directors/Producers: Aaron Lukas & Gary Dempsey

TICKETS

Admission is $6 for students and $8 for the general public. Tickets can be purchased at the door. All proceeds go to UNA.

LOCATION

6303 Dwinelle Hall University of California at Berkeley - room 155 Dwinelle
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SPONSORS

UNAFF Extension Program San Francisco is organized and presented by:
... The United Nations Association East Bay Chapter
... The UNA Film Festival
... Center for Slavic and East European Studies, UC Berkeley

and co-sponsored by:
... The World Affairs Council of the Northern California