Screening of Growing Up Fast and Why Get Married?
Attend the screening of these two documentaries on November 5th!
GROWING UP FAST (Joanna Lipper)
This documentary follows a group of teen parents through their last months of high school, as they share their personal stories and discuss the difficult decisions, challenges and responsibilities they face. While
highlighting the difficulties of teen pregnancy and parenthood, this film also shows the strength, courage, resilience, spirit and self-awareness of these adolescents, and charts their rise to meet the challenge of supporting their families while simultaneously working to graduate from high school with the help of tutoring and daycare.
Filmmaker will be available for Q&A after the screening.
WHY GET MARRIED? (Anne Stirling)
This documentary is evocative and thought-provoking, taking a look at the institution of marriage, how it differs in Canada and the US, and whether it is our nature to want to be in couples or in marriage. The film evolved
from a series of interviews spanning three years and two widely flung and disparate settings. Singles, gays, marrieds, divorced, never-marrieds, wedding planners and marriage experts - no one was safe from the
provocative interrogator determined to find the answers to her questions.
Where: The Pioneer Theater (155 E. 3rd St
at Avenue A).
Tickets are $9 and everyone who attends will receive a gift bag full of prizes from our sponsors worth over $50.
Space is limited. To buy tickets, click here
Posted on October 17, 2005 in Film / Screening by eqanders
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