Here can see the different flyers that we made in the different cycles!
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Hair Relaxer Homemade
September FLYERS
Here can see the different flyers that we made in the different cycles!
Here can see the different flyers that we made in the different cycles!
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
How Much Does Half A Head Of Highlights Costs
PREVIOUS CYCLE" THE OTHER FILM EVERY FRIDAY AUGUST SERIES: "THE RESISTANCE" A LAS 22HS-FREE.
For the series "THE RESISTANCE" choose expressions film, documenting colonialism, terrorism and revolutionary movements of the twentieth century.
Although many scenes were censored, and even in some cases could not be screened in countries under military rule, when facing the footage shocked to see the social consequences of colonial oppression that brought world powers in weaker countries.
Friday August 7: The Battle of Algiers
directed by Gillo Pontecorvo, released in 1966 and funded by the Algerian government. It is a film that documents the torture and executions that took place the French army, to keep the colony in Algeria. (1954-1957). Filmed
formats "semi documentary" with local actors, starkly portrays the struggle of the Algerian National Liberation Front, the years of resistance and the horrors that were to achieve "independence" with the agreements signed in Evian in 1962
Friday August 14-Operation Slaughter, Dir: Jorge Cedron, released in 1973.
Friday August 21, Tierra y Libertad, Dir: Ken Loach, released in 1995
Friday, 28 August-Reed, Insurgent Mexico, Dir: Paul Leduc, released in 1973
See you all! Recurden the idea of \u200b\u200b"The Other Cinema" is sharing a quiet place where you can watch a good movie and a drink or not, cooking dinner dishes our Chef Pablito!
Although many scenes were censored, and even in some cases could not be screened in countries under military rule, when facing the footage shocked to see the social consequences of colonial oppression that brought world powers in weaker countries.
Friday August 7: The Battle of Algiers
directed by Gillo Pontecorvo, released in 1966 and funded by the Algerian government. It is a film that documents the torture and executions that took place the French army, to keep the colony in Algeria. (1954-1957). Filmed
formats "semi documentary" with local actors, starkly portrays the struggle of the Algerian National Liberation Front, the years of resistance and the horrors that were to achieve "independence" with the agreements signed in Evian in 1962
Friday August 14-Operation Slaughter, Dir: Jorge Cedron, released in 1973.
Friday August 21, Tierra y Libertad, Dir: Ken Loach, released in 1995
Friday, 28 August-Reed, Insurgent Mexico, Dir: Paul Leduc, released in 1973
See you all! Recurden the idea of \u200b\u200b"The Other Cinema" is sharing a quiet place where you can watch a good movie and a drink or not, cooking dinner dishes our Chef Pablito!
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