Community Cinema:  “We Still Live Here”

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Community Cinema:  “We Still Live Here”

Nov 08, 2011 - Henry Radcliffe - 0 comments Champaign Public Library
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An audience member comments during the discussion after,
An audience member comments during the discussion after watching "We Still Live Here"
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This is the discussion following the screening of the film "We Still Live Here" at the Champaign Public library, November 08, 2011. David Inge, Producer and host of Focus on Illinois Public Media, WILL-AM and Henry Radcliffe Community Cinema Manager moderated the discussion. Bunny Berg was the sign language interpreter for this post-screening discussion.



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