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Robert Greenwald founded Brave New Films over 20 years ago with a film called Unprecedented: The 2000 Presidential Election. Obviously, it was a travesty that deserved to be memorialized in film. For BNF, it was a highwater benchmark from which to begin a series of issues oriented documentaries.
Brave New Films has produced films that parallel the political, societal, cultural and geopolitical times...
Their newest release, just out, is what’s needed at this fraught time in the lifespan of our democracy… Suppressed and Sabotaged: The Fight to Vote.
Today, I’m joined by BNF Founder and President Robert Greenwald and program manager Carmen Samuel to tell us about the film, why it’s needed, and how to host your own screening.
A few links to help you participate:
- Register to get the film: www.FightToVote.org
- RSVP to Center for American Progress National Screening – https://www.eventbrite.com/e/412238776277
- Available films for screening, visit: www.BraveNewFilms.org/Screenings1
- Emails
- Carmen Samuel, Program Manager, Film Screenings – carmen@bravenewfilms.org
- Kimber Kissel, Development Director – Kimber@bravenewfilms.org
- Donate to Brave New Films: https://www.bravenewfilms.org/donate
We will set up a screening of the film so we can watch it together and then have a discussion around it… stay tuned for details.
But if you want to watch it now, here it is
And here’s today’s show
