Death Row Notebooks

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When:

Sat 9 Oct ’10, 7:00pm

Where: Century Theatre, 65 Marine Parade, Napier Show map

Restrictions: All Ages

1993, 15m.

The story of Mumia Abu-Jamal, a former Black Panther Party leader and Black journalist who is on death row in Pennsylvania.
Director Annie Goldson and Co-producer with Lamar Williams.

Join us at Hawke’s Bay Museum and Art Gallery’s Century Cinema for our inaugural Director’s Cut Film Festival. Over three days we have exclusive screenings of twelve of New Zealand film-maker Annie Goldson’s films. The Director’s Cut Film Festival celebrates and acknowledges the art of an individual New Zealand film-maker. We hope you enjoy this unique opportunity to immerse yourselves in the work of Annie Goldson, one of New Zealand’s most innovative and politically astute documentary film-makers.

Goldson has been producing and directing award-winning documentaries, docudramas and experimental film for 20 years in the United States and New Zealand. Her documentaries focus on political and social issues and have screened in film festivals and been broadcast around the world.

For festival programme details visit www.centurycinema.co.nz