While it’s true that a handful of films remain committed to the exploration of overtly political subject matter and a handful of filmmakers speak out on various issues, has the film community itself realized its full potential to be a positive force within our large political landscape. Is film truly a means for change? Has the recent unity of the community over screener bans indicated a potential for activism hitherto unrealized? Join a group of filmmakers and others in a discussion of where film and politics meet on and off the screen.
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| John Sayles
Panelist | Ted Hope
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| Carlos Sandoval
Panelist | Catherine Tambini
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| Alanis Obomsawin
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