[act-ma] 6/6: Blood Of The Earthworm (WED)

[LPC Radical Films]

Blood Of The Earthworm
Free Screening

Wednesday, June 6
7pm


An anti-climactic barrage of original footage and
unoriginal extractions from horror, science fiction,
and educational films, all of which feature
contemporary maladies of civilization, such as
ecological devastation, bio-terrorism, consumerism,
and government conspiracy, in their story or subtext. 


Directed by Brittany Gravely
US 2006, 16mm, color, 32 min.


Upcoming Films:

June 13: Punk Can Take It

Directed by Julien Temple (ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS, EARTH
GIRLS ARE EASY), this punk rock documentary from 1979
is shot as a parody of wartime documentary films.
Immortalizing the punk rock spirit on celluloid,
Temple infuses his film with a genuine sense of anger
prevalent in the U.K. at the time. Centering the film
around the experiences of the U.K. Subs proves to be a
masterstroke, offering all the gritty realism of life
in Britain at the tail end of the 70s.



Radical Film Night at the Lucy Parsons Center
Every Wednesday night at 7pm
Always Free
lucyparsons.org





Questions-Comments about the film series, contact:
films(-at-)lucyparsons.org

Lucy Parsons Center
549 Columbus Avenue
Boston's South End
Telephone: 617.267.6272
Email: lucyparsons at tao.ca
Web: http://www.lucyparsons.org/