Good afternoon –
The collaborative group Redwood City Together, along with the Redwood City Library, present a free screening of the thought-provoking and fascinating film, Welcome to Shelbyville. It’s next week, on February 6. Please read below for the details – I hope you can plan on attending, and bring a few friends along! It includes an after-film discussion as well.
Thanks,
~malcolm
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Redwood City Together and the Redwood City Library Present a Special FREE Screening:
Welcome to Shelbyville
Co-Sponsored by Friends of Redwood City Library and Redwood City 2020
- Wednesday February 6, 2013 * 6:30 PM
Downtown Library Community Room
1044 Middlefield Road
Welcome to Shelbyville – Directed by Kim A. Snyder. 67 Minutes; 2010.
WELCOME TO SHELBYVILLE is a glimpse of America at a crossroads. In one town in the heart of America’s bible belt, a community grapples with rapidly changing demographics. Longtime African-American and White residents are challenged with how to integrate with a growing Latino population and the more recent arrival of hundreds of Somali refugees of Muslim faith. Set on the eve of the 2008 Presidential election, the film captures the interaction between these residents as they navigate new waters against the backdrop of a tumultuous year.
For more information about this film please visit: www.welcometoshelbyvillefilm.com
For information about all the great events, programs, and activities at your Redwood City Public Library, visit www.rcdwoodcity.org/library or call (650) 780-7018.
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