[act-ma] 10/20, Oliver Stone & Peter Kuznick discuss episodes of "Untold History" @ NEU and Tufts (Mon)

[James in Cambridge]

Northeastern University:http://calendar.northeastern.edu/event/the_untold_history_of_the_united_states_film_screening_and_discussion#.VENSYV7obx5
Tufts University:http://as.tufts.edu/documents/2014_eventTerrorism.pdf
ABOUTADMISSIONSACADEMICSEXPERIENTIAL LEARNINGGLOBALRESEARCHGRADUATE CAMPUSESATHLETICSCALENDARLoginThe Untold History of the United States: Film Screening and DiscussionMONDAY, OCTOBER 20 AT 3:00PM TO 5:00PM CURRY STUDENT CENTER, BALLROOM 346 HUNTINGTON AVENUE, BOSTON, MA, BOSTONOliver Stone, Writer and DirectorPeter Kuznick, Professor of History, American University
Event TypeFilm, Panel/Roundtable DiscussionDepartmentsCSSH, College of Social Sciences and Humanities, International Affairs Program,Department of History, Humanities CenterSponsoring OrganizationPresented by the International Affairs Program, Department of History, and Northeastern Humanities Center
				
					MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2014 | 7PM


					ASEAN AUDITORIUM, CABOT HALL
THE FLETCHER SCHOOL OF LAW AND DIPLOMACY


					Join us for a discussion and screening with Oliver Stone and Peter
Kuznick of their Showtime TV series and book: The Untold History of the
United States. How much of our real history has been left out of our
education and why? What Stone and Kuznick uncover challenges the
United States’ self-conception as an “exceptional” nation.


					Oliver Stone is a three-time Academy Award winning filmmaker, writer of
Scarface and Evita, and director of such notable films as Platoon, JFK, W.,
Born on the Fourth of July and Natural Born Killers. American University
Professor Peter Kuznick is the director of the Nuclear Studies Institute.


					Co-sponsored by the Tisch College Distinguished Speakers Series, Dean’s
Office, Arts and Sciences, Toupin-Bolwell Fund, Sociology Department,
Peace and Justice Studies, Political Science Department, International
Relations Program, Center for Interdisciplinary Studies, Studies in Race,
Colonialism, and Diaspora, Film Production Group, and History Department.