I attended this event last year - see previous post for background about this event. Great stuff!
Adobe Youth Voices presents the World premiere of Youth Producing Change, an innovative program of youth-produced short films from across the globe showcased with the Human Rights Watch Film Festival. Eleven films will be shown this year, selected from over 250 international submissions. Presented in association with Facing History and Ourselves.
Watch as teen filmmakers turn the camera on their own lives and invite audiences to experience the world as they do – as a Kenyan teenager living in Africa's second largest slum, as a 15-year-old girl in India who needs to chose between supporting her family or getting an education or as a 14-year-old Afghan seeking asylum after his father was killed by the Taliban.
Thurs March 10
7:00pm
Film screening (film program run time is 72 minutes). Discussion with youth filmmakers from LA, San Antonio and Canada to follow. The night ends with a reception.
Yerba Buena Center for the Arts - Screening Room
701 Mission at 3rd Street (Terrace Level) San Francisco, CA
$8 regular, $6 seniors & students, $6 YBCA Members.
Seating is limited to 90 seats, advanced ticket purchase strongly suggested.
Founding Presenter: Adobe Youth Voices.
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