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Open Class Film Screening Series: Salt of the Earth (1954)
March 28, 2011
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Directed by Herbert J. Biberman during the height of the McCarthy era, and denounced as subversive on its release, Salt of the Earth chronicles a labor strike by Mexican-American and Anglo miners in New Mexico.
Open to the public and organized in conjunction with Santos y Pecadores and ArtH 338, Imagining Mexico and the Border in Film, this “open class” series is co-sponsored by the Davis and the Art Department. Each evening features an informative introduction, a film screening, and a lively discussion.
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106 Central Street
Wellesley, MA 02109 -
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Free
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March 28, 2011Times:
7-9pm (app. end time)
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