Community dinner and film screening – Milk

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Arts, culture & social functions, Muloobinba/Newcastle
Crop of Milk (2008) film poster

When

to

Where

Pachamama House
21 Gordon Ave
Hamilton NSW 2303
Australia

Why

Enjoy a community dinner and an entertaining and inspiring movie. Milk is the true story of American gay activist Harvey Milk, who fought for gay rights and was elected as California's first openly gay official.

Schedule:

  • 5:15pm - dinner is served
  • 6pm - film screening
  • 8:08pm - share short reflections

Cost:

$0 - $10 for the film, vegan dinner, popcorn + cake and tea! Please buy your ticket.

Or RSVP by clicking "GOING" on Facebook and bring cash on the night. If you cannot afford it, no worries, but please click "GOING" on Facebook so we have numbers for catering.

Accessibility:

Please stay at home if have cold or flu symptoms.

The film will be screened up a short flight of stairs.

About the film:

Every activist, civil rights group, advocate and change-seeking person ought to see this film, which is inspiring and offers important insights for social change agents.

Every movie lover aught to see this film which was a major critical success, landing eight Academy Award nominations and winning two, including Best Actor (Sean Penn) and Best Original Screen Play.

Please buy your ticket, or RSVP by clicking "GOING" on Facebook.

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