What: EARTHLINGS
When: Sunday, November 28th; doors at 1:30, film at 2:00
Where: Stanley Milner Library, Edmonton Room (downtown; Churchill Station)

Who: You and anyone you'd like to bring
Why: To make the connection
How much: FREE

“The most violent movie ever made… only it’s real.”
—Nation Earth

“Of all the films I have ever made, this is the one that gets people talking the most.”
—Joaquin Phoenix

EARTHLINGS is an awarding-winning, must-see documentary for those who use animal products in any aspect of their lives. Praised for its sensitive and unflinching footage of intensive farms, slaughterhouses, puppy mills, zoos, rodeos, fur farms, universities, research facilities, circuses, fisheries, trawlers, and other areas of animal industry across the globe, EARTHLINGS urges the audience to make the connection between our trivial interests and the lethal abuses facing millions each day.

Former Oiler and now Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Canada, Georges Laraque, who narrates EARTHLINGS en français, will be present for a Q&A after the film. There will be a vegan concession stand, with all profits going to Save the Children and the World Society for the Protection of Animals.

We thank in advance everyone who attends for your support and commitment to understand. I know a lot of you aren't in Edmonton, but if you know someone here who would be interested, then please forward them the message (or please come if by off chance you're here that weekend). If you can't make the event, then please watch the film for free on EARTHLING's website below.

Cheers,

Warren and Stefan

www.earthlings.com
www.savethechildren.org
www.wspa.ca