The streaming version is now available for free.
There will be more updates soon about an upcoming narrative short film.
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Casa Volnitza
Vidaurre 1629, between Av. 18 and the highway, two blocks from Alameda
Metro los Heroes
November 3 and 10
8:00 pm
Suggested donation: 500 pesos to finance the production of Sinapsis number 9.
We have seen how the dictatorship of capital has only changed its public image with the arrival of the democratic state in Chile. The democratic state does not present significant changes from the dictatorship in the political and economic structure of the Concertación government or the new government of Sebastián Piñera. The state continues with the same policies of social control against rebellion that were put into place during the Pinochet era. It does not surprise us that capital has taken advantage of natural disasters—in the case of the earthquake this year—to protect capitalist interests without accounting for people’s needs. The Chilean state continues to raid Mapuche communities in conflict, and once again the state seeks to intimidate every rebellious voice in the cities. The legal system is not designed to find guilt, and it never has been. It exists to maintain political and economic power. We know that every collective, individual, and community that enters into conflict with the state can expect brutal repression. This is why we use terms like social war, because the situation is clearly a war with numerous fronts. There is no neutral position in the war. The mainstream press is an active agent, and its entire existence depends on maintaining the current system.
One year from the premier of The Chicago Conspiracy, we are very proud to present the first edition DVD. We hope that it will be a helpful reflection and discussion of the social war lived daily. History is created by our own actions. As combatants, we use the medium of film to articulate our desires. We do not work as militant filmmakers; we are militants who put film to use.
The DVD will be on sale at a higher price outside of Chile to finance the costs of production and future projects. It will be on sale in Chile at the cost of production. Also in the coming weeks, we will upload a free copy to be viewed online.
Freedom for all prisoners in the social war!
Check out the review in english: theanvilreview.org
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Murray Board Room University of Puget Sound
Tacoma WA
MONDAY, APRIL 26 at 7:00 PM
Red and Black Cafe
Portland, OR
TUESDAY, APRIL 27 at 8:30 PM
Lewis and Clark
0615 SW Palatine Hill Road
Portland, OR
FRIDAY, APRIL 30 at 7:00 PM
The Bay
Station 40 in San Francisco
SATURDAY, MAY 1 at 8:00 PM
Long Haul in Berkeley
MONDAY, MAY 3
Santa Cruz, CA
TUESDAY, MAY 4 at 7 PM
Firehouse 51
410 James Street
Modesto, CA
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5
Fresno, CA
THURSDAY, MAY 6 at 6:00PM
UCLA campus, Public Affairs Room 1234
Parking Info: Hilgard Ave/ Westholme Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
FRIDAY, MAY 7 at 3:00 PM
Dolores Huerta Room (in the Gold Student Center) at Pitzer College.
1050 North Mills Avenue
Claremont, CA
FRIDAY, MAY 7 at 8:30 PM
12520 Long Beach Blvd.
Lynwood, CA
SATURDAY, MAY 8
Orange Co.
SUNDAY, MAY 9
San Diego, CA
There will be more updates soon.
Dates:
Bloomington, IN
March 27 2:00-5:00 pm in the Main Auditorium of the MCPL
South Bend, IN
Notre Dame
Hesburgh Center Auditorium
March 31, 7:00 PM
Chicago, IL
Logan Square Screening
April 2, 7:00pm
Lower Case Collective
2307 N. Springfield Ave
(In case of eviction back up The Moving castle 2769 W Henry ct.)
Pilsen Screening
April 3, 4:00 PM
Decima Musa
1901 S Loomis
Hyde Park Screening
April 5, 7:00 PM
the Woodlawn Collaborative
(at first Presbyterian Church)
6400 S. Kimbark
(entrance on Kimbark through the court yard.)
Rogers Park Screening
April 6, 7:00 PM
Ubuntu
1234 W. Albion Ave
Beloit, WI
April 7 4:30 PM
Richardson Building, corner of College and Emerson streets
Milwaukee, WI
April 8 7:00-10:00 PM
732 E. Clarke
Minneapolis, MN
Carlson School of Management
Rm L-114
321 19th Ave S
April 12, 7:00 PM
Later on September 3, the collective brought the documentary to the emblematic población La Victoria. The Chicago Conspiracy was shown on the street 30 de Octubre, named for the date of the land occupation that created La Victoria in 1957. The premier was a great success. Residents of the población showed significant support for the production, above all the presentation of La Victoria in the documentary.
With great expectations on September 4, Subversive Action Films arrived at the población Villa Francia, the neighborhood where young militants of the MIR Eduardo and Rafael Vergara were gunned down by police in 1985. The activity consisted of the documentary showing and diverse music groups.
The collective will continue to show the movie in social centers and universities throughout Chile. Review the website for future dates.
Photographs from September 1 in Cine Normandie:
Photographs from September 3 in La Victoria:
Photographs from September 4 in Villa Francia:
The funds secured from the showing will be utilized for a series of free premiers in the poblaciones of Santiago.
For more information write to: sarrisarri.records (@) gmail.com
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We will show the entire documentary.
There will be live music with: SubVerso, Salvaje Decible, Melómanos Rap, and Kaskivano.
Tuesday, September 1, 7:00 PM
Cine Arte Normandie
Tarapacá #118, Metro La Moneda
$2.000
For ticket sales write to: contact (@) subversiveactionfilms.org or they are available at the door of the theater on the same day. There is limited seating.
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