A new film on the nonviolent defiance of Soviet occupation
by the Estonian people and the remarkable events which led to their independence
Opens March 21st – 27th
at the Spectrum 8 Theatres, Albany
THIS IS OUR REMINDER THAT THE FILM OPENS THIS FRIDAY AND PLAYS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK!
If it does well, the theater will extend the run. Hope you can make it!
Please help spread the word about the film opening.
And feel free to bring additional friends, family members, coworkers, neighbors,
your kid's Tae Kwon Do teacher, or any willing body along with yourself to see the film!
The filmmakers will be there for Q&A after the 6:40pm show on Friday, March 21st.
Daily show times are: 1:05pm, 4:15pm, 6:40pm, 9:25pm
(Advance tickets can be purchased only on the day of the show after 12:30pm)
The Spectrum 8 Theatres website is: www.spectrum8.com
The Singing Revolution (1)
Archived Articles | 20 Mar 2008 | EWR
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This film at least doesn't have the sop and sentimentality that goes with this kind of thing. Too many nostalgic memories are based on the heroic act of being able to avoid numerous militias desperate to have you in handcuffs, but you won't give in until you've stood your ground and sang Mu Isamaa on Minu arm. After that they can flush you which way and that. There were times when nationalism hung on some pretty bare threads indeed.
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