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Event
CIMMfest 2011: My House Stood in Sulukule
My House Stood in Sulukule
Documentary, Austria, 94 min., Chicago premiere
Directed by Astrid Heubrandtner
Sulukule is the oldest Roma settlement in the world, known for centuries as a center of Roma music and culture. Istanbul already shut down its storied entertainment district, removing the citizens' main source of revenue. Now Istanbul's plans to redevelop the area for luxury condos mean that its 600-year history may come to an end. Astrid Heubrandtner's film explores the storied history of this district and the efforts of its current occupants to resist eviction.
With: "Si Bemol" (short fiction about piano prodigy, Spain, directed by Clara Martínez-Lázaro Alameda)
CCC Garland, 78 East Washington Street, Sunday, April 17, 2pm, free
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=449189063719
Included with your ticket is a one-year subscription toTime Out Chicagomagazine ($9.99 Value).*
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LocationChicago Cultural Center, Garland Hall
78 East Washington
Chicago, IL 60602
United States
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For this free film, are tickets needed and how does one get them? |
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No tickets are needed, People are seated on first come, first serve basis. Thank you! |
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Are tickets needed fro My House Stood in Sulukule and how does one obtain tickets? |
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This is a FREE event. No tickets are needed. |
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