See Lyn Goldfarb's great documentary, "The New Los Angeles"
THE NEW LOS ANGELES is screening at two LA film festivals this month. Never have the stories in the film—living wage, hotel worker organizing, immigrant rights, black-brown dialogue—been more timely than in today's Los Angeles.
Director Lyn Goldfarb will be at both screenings.
Saturday, March 17th @ 7:00 PM*
The Other Venice Film Festival
@ Switch Studios
316 S. Venice Blvd, Venice, CA, 90291
Tickets: $10; Street parking available
*THE NEW LOS ANGELES is part of the Political Film Series 1 programming block and will be preceded by 25 minutes of shorts. For more information or to purchase tickets online (recommended), visit www.othervenicefilmfest.com.
Sunday, March 18th @ 3:30 PM**
San Fernando Valley International Film Festival
@ Beverly Garland's Holiday Inn
4222 Vineland Ave, North Hollywood, CA 91602
Tickets: FREE (seating on a first come basis); Parking at hotel: $6
**THE NEW LOS ANGELES is part of the Documentaries programming block and will be preceded by two films, so we anticipate THE NEW LOS ANGELES will begin around 5:30 PM (please arrive early to ensure a seat). For more information, visit www.viffi.com.
THE NEW LOS ANGELES is a powerful portrait of a city transformed by immigration, race and labor. The film takes the viewer on a journey from the bitterly fought, racially driven election that brought Mayor Tom Bradley to power in 1973, to the historic election of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. Along the way, it profiles the political empowerment of Latinos and immigrants working in multi-ethnic coalitions to transform their lives. Includes interviews with Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, Maria Elena Durazo, Assemblywoman Karen Bass, and the late Miguel Contreras. THE NEW LOS ANGELES was directed and produced by Lyn Goldfarb. Please visit www.californiadreamseries.org for more information or to order a DVD.
Winner, Cine Golden Eagle Award
Nominee, Imagen Award (Best Documentary)
Official Selection, San Diego Latino Film Festival
Official Selection, Pan African Film Festival
Official Selection, Other Venice Film Festival
Official Selection, Nosotros American Latino Film Festival
Official Selection, Big Muddy Film Festival
Official Selection, San Fernando Valley International Film Festival
Official Selection, Women's International Film Festival
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