Human Rights Chatter on Triple J

1 12 2007

Jessie Taylor (writer / producer of WWBR) and Evelyn Tadros (co-ordinator of Human Rights Arts & Film Festival) chatted to Megan Spencer of Triple J’s ‘The Hack’ on Thursday 29 November. You can find it here and have a listen!





HRAFF SCREENING – COME ALONG!

20 11 2007

Hey there, so the HRAFF screening is coming up!  Thursday 29 November, at RMIT Capitol Theatre.  It’s at the slightly bizarre time of 10.30 in the morning, because it’s a screening for schoolkids. However, due to the awkward time of year, there have been not as many schools responding as could be hoped, so we’r hoping to get bums on seats nonetheless!

The screening will be followed by a panel with me, Pamela Curr (Asylum Seeker Resource Centre) and comedian Rod Quantock.

You can see all the details at www.hraff.org.au – we’d love to see you there!

Cheers,

Jessie





Screenings near & far!

7 11 2007

Hi there,

A couple of screenings coming up across the globe!

On the 19th of November, at Eltham Catholic Church, in Melbourne’s north eastern suburbs… Watch this space for details!

And Friday 9th November, there’s a screening at the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria in South Africa! Might be a bit out of the way, but if you’re in the area….!

Oh and of course the wonderful Human Rights Arts & Film Festival on 29th November. Check it out at the site at www.hraff.org.au, and download the info on our screening here: HRAFF Info

Cheers!





WWBR @ Human Rights Arts & Film Festival

5 11 2007

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WWBR will be screening at the Human Rights Arts and Film Festival at 10.30am on Thursday 29 November 2007, at RMIT Capitol Theatre.  There will be a panel afterwards with Writer / Producer Jessie Taylor,  comedian Rod Quantock, and Pamela Curr – campaign co-ordinator at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.





Screening in Sydney – 3rd September

27 08 2007

The Mayor of Mosman Denise Wilton

invites you to a free screening of

“We Will Be Remembered For This”

hosted by Peter FitzSimons
followed by Q&A with the film’s writer /producer Jessie Taylor

6 for 6.30pm Monday 3 September
Refreshments will be served in the Council Chambers

“Acting From the Heart:Australian advocates for asylum seekers tell their stories” book sales & raffle will benefit Bridge For Asylum Seekers Foundation

RSVP to Sarah Jackson 9978 4061 or s.jackson@mosman.nsw.gov.au

Mosman Council is a declared Refugee Welcome Zone





Melbourne Writers’ Festival 07

20 08 2007

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Melbourne Screening 16 August

6 08 2007

Hi there, there’s a screening coming up on Thursday evening August 16th, at the Retro Cafe on Brunswick Street.

Thursday 16 August 2007
Retro Cafe – 413 Brunswick St, Fitzroy
7.30pm
Free entry
Meals and drinks for sale

Read more on this rather pretty web page.





Sydney Launch

3 08 2007

Hi there,

Finally screening in Sydney!

3rd September, 6.30pm.

Not sure of the exact location but we’ll post it as soon as we know it.

Again, watch this space!





Melbourne Writers’ Festival 26 August

1 08 2007

Hey there, you can see us on the Melbourne Writers’ Festival programme here. The programme says 5.30 – 6.30, but in actual fact the event will run from 5.30 – 7.

We Will Be Remembered for This – screening

In 2006, a group of people took a trip to Baxter Immigration Detention Centre in South Australia and their life-changing reactions were caught on film by Jessie Taylor. Following her documentary screening, Julian Burnside leads a discussion with Taylor and some of the participants.

Date: 26 August 2007

Sponsored by Monash University





WWBR in Perth

13 07 2007

Hi there, just a quick note to let you know that you can rent (and very soon buy) your copy of the film at the wonderful Planet Film Music & Books in Perth.  646 Beaufort Street, Mt Lawley WA Tel: 9328 7464. 

Also – today Jessie did a pre-recorded interview on RTRFM in Perth, which will air some time in the next week. Keep your eyes and ears peeled and we’ll try to let you know when it’ll air!

Lots of fun things in the works – don’t forget that it’s YOUR job to hold a screening in your community!  Get in touch with us to discuss your ideas.