The arduous journey of three young Southern Sudanese men to the United States where they strive for a brighter future, after they walked as young boys a thousand miles to escape their war-ridden homeland, and then again to escape Ethiopia.
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121 Loomis St, 3rd Floor
- - Established November 2008 - -
A chance to consider lives around us and amongst us, these once-a-month documentary nights are intended to help us look collectively at an issue through the lens of documentary film, and foster thoughtful post-film discussion in a judgment-free atmosphere.
NEXT DOCNIGHT...
WHEN - Saturday, November 21st
WHERE - Colin Ryan's Apartment
TIME - 6:45 pm
DIRECTIONS - 121 Loomis St, 3rd Floor (brown house with white posts - directly faces Weston Street)
QUESTIONS? - contact Colin at crossingstreets@gmail.com
WHERE - Colin Ryan's Apartment
TIME - 6:45 pm
DIRECTIONS - 121 Loomis St, 3rd Floor (brown house with white posts - directly faces Weston Street)
QUESTIONS? - contact Colin at crossingstreets@gmail.com
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These three photographs are taken from the as-yet-unpublished story project "Balloons of Bhutan" by the always-fascinating storyteller, internet anthropologist, and Vermonter(!) Jonathan Harris (http://www.number27.org/).
The pictures are screen-captures from his talk on www.TED.com in which he tells how he traveled the country, writing on balloons the answers Bhutanese peasants gave when he asked them just one question: "What is your life's wish?"
The pictures are screen-captures from his talk on www.TED.com in which he tells how he traveled the country, writing on balloons the answers Bhutanese peasants gave when he asked them just one question: "What is your life's wish?"
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