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Coming To Santa Cruz: Free Showing of 'Al Helm: Martin Luther King in Palestine'
Al Helm documents the West Bank production of a play on ML King with an African-American author and gospel singers and Palestinian actors

Sunday, Jan. 18:
Free showing at 7 pm, Jan. 18 at the Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean St.
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Al Helm: Martin Luther King in Palestine is an illuminating and moving documentary by award-winning producer Connie Fields (Have You Heard from Johannesburg). The film follows an African-American choir on their journey in Palestine as they sing in a play that brings Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights struggle to a Palestinian audience.
African-American playwright and historian Clayborne Carson and gospel singers travel to the West Bank to work with a Palestinian director Kamel el Basha and his acting troupe. With excellent production quality, Al Helm—Arabic for “the dream”— shows several (largely) apolitical, Black Americans meeting a people still locked in the nightmare of oppression.
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Sunday, January 18 at 7 pm Resource Center for Nonviolence 612 Ocean St Santa Cruz
for more information: 831.423.1626
No charge, all ages