Film screening: “Dukot” (Abduction).

A feature film on Philippine Human Rights. Based on true stories about those abducted political activists and summarily executed, awarded film of the year 2010 in the Philippines. Sat Nov 3 and Sun Nov 4, 2pm, at UTS (enter main building, look for signs). Tickets: $15. Ph 0414 409 905 or email buoyancy70@yahoo.com.

Event date:

Sun, 04/11/2012 - 2:00pm

Email:

buoyancy70@yahoo.com

Phone:

0414 409 905

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