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CCA 5
Sunday 19th October
12.00-2.00 pm
The Camcorder Guerillas are a community- based, voluntary collective of film-makers, artists and activists who donate their time and skills to produce, screen and distribute films and video toolkits for campaigning groups and those concerned with human rights, welfare and social justice initiatives. Their films are designed to enable individuals and communities to come together, get informed and take action in solidarity with those who are disadvantaged or face discrimination. Camcorder Guerillas will be screening their new film Deadly Cargo, alongside a programme of other films and speakers looking at Nuclear Weapons and their impact on our society.
Deadly Cargo
Scotland 2008 / 18 Mins
Fully-assembled nuclear weapons are regularly transported in secret convoys on ordinary roads, day and night, right across Britain. How close do they come to you? Find out the chilling truth about these lethal convoys, and how they are tracked by the Nukewatch network. The authorities ask us to keep an eye out for suspicious-looking bags at train stations; Nukewatch ask us to keep an eye out for suspicious-looking trucks carrying Weapons of Mass Destruction on our motorways.
12.00-2.00 pm
Camcorder Guerrillas
Programme
The Camcorder Guerillas are a community- based, voluntary collective of film-makers, artists and activists who donate their time and skills to produce, screen and distribute films and video toolkits for campaigning groups and those concerned with human rights, welfare and social justice initiatives. Their films are designed to enable individuals and communities to come together, get informed and take action in solidarity with those who are disadvantaged or face discrimination. Camcorder Guerillas will be screening their new film Deadly Cargo, alongside a programme of other films and speakers looking at Nuclear Weapons and their impact on our society.
Deadly Cargo
Scotland 2008 / 18 Mins
Fully-assembled nuclear weapons are regularly transported in secret convoys on ordinary roads, day and night, right across Britain. How close do they come to you? Find out the chilling truth about these lethal convoys, and how they are tracked by the Nukewatch network. The authorities ask us to keep an eye out for suspicious-looking bags at train stations; Nukewatch ask us to keep an eye out for suspicious-looking trucks carrying Weapons of Mass Destruction on our motorways.
| Day Passes | Waged £15 | Unwaged £5 |
| 4 x Day Festival Passes | Waged £35 | Unwaged £15 |
| Single Screenings | Waged £4 | Unwaged £2 |
| All programmes free to asylum seekers/refugees | ||
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Passholders please note: though you are entitled to entry to all Document 6 screenings, a ticket is still required for any individual programme - these are FREE on presentation of your pass at the box office. It is advisable to pick up tickets for individual screenings well in advance of screening time, as programmes often sell out.