"The Singing Revolution" Screening

[Mike Renzulli]

When: Sunday October 12, 2008 from 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Where: One Night Cinema

1825 E Elliot Road

Tempe, Arizona 85284

Theater website: http://www.onenightcinema.com

Movie website: http://www.singingrevolution.com

Price: $9.50

Event Details: This critically acclaimed documentary tells the true story of how the citizens of the Republic of Estonia peacefully resisted their country's occupation by The Soviet Union and its puppet government by doing one of few things they could do without fear of retaliation: sing.

Thanks to the Estonians they inspired similar efforts that took place the neighboring countries of Luthuania and Latvia with crowds by the hundreds of thousands demonstrating their defiance of Communist rule that lead to the people of all three Baltic countries to win their independence and freedom.

Running time for the film is 94 minutes.

Phoenix Objectivists will attend the Sunday screening of this documentary. After the its conclusion we will go to a local restaurant or coffee shop for general discussion about the film and upcoming events for our group.

For more information about our group or Objectivist philosophy, please visit our website: http://phoenixobjectivists.blogspot.com

[Chris Grieb]

I have seen this great film and recommend it highly. The rest of the audience and I were in tears at the showing I attended.

It is a great reminder of where the real evil was in our world. It was not Western Imperialism.

[algernonsidney]

I saw it. It was a well-done documentary.

I told a Lithuanian-born friend about it, and she said that you could have told the exact same story about Lithuania.

I don't make many exceptions for my policy of neutrality. In the case of Estonia, I might make an exception. It is one of the few moral countries on Earth today.