September 9-10, 2015
https://www.facebook.com/BRHFestival
Schedule includes: “Matewan” (9/9) and “Bread & Roses” (9/10) with “Show Me $15 Mini Doc”
Sponsored by Bread and Roses Missouri, University of Missouri Labor Studies and the St Louis Labor Council
(978) 309-9740
Latest festival: May 21-25 and June 4-8, 2018
Espaço Cultural Casa do Lago
University of Campinas, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil
Website: http://bilff.org/ (inactive)
2018 site here
Workers of the world, film!
The Mostra CineTrabalho / Brazilian International Labour Film Festival (BILFF) is a university extension activity of the UNESP – São Paulo State University. The event merges the cultural characteristics of a film festival with the academic discipline of social sciences to bring together knowledge and a critical view of the labour world. The BILFF aims to honour and support the film-makers whose productions regard working conditions and to provide a forum for appreciative and informed discussion of a wide range of labour issues.
Land and Freedom
Film screening and discussion
Thursday 12th February (2015) at 7:15pm
CCA, 350 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow
First screening was Bread & Roses on 23 Nov 2014; The Navigators was penciled in for 30 April, with plans for The Happy Lands screening at some point.
Tommy Breslin
Branch Secretary, GMB Glasgow General Apex Branch.
Email: tbreslin@stuc.org.uk
Twitter: @GMBGlasGenApex
Latest: 2016 edition scheduled for November
Founded: 2007
Venue: Multiple
Most recent: Behind the Fare
Directors: Mariam Zaidi and Loveleen Kaur
World premiere | 20 minutes | 2016 | English
Tuesday, May 10, 2016 @ 7 pm
Alliance Française de Toronto – Centre culturel
24 Spadina Road, Toronto, Ontario M5R2S7
Facebook event
Festival Synopsis: The world of labour has found it increasingly difficult to communicate its message as fewer and fewer people have greater control over the means of communication – the media. It is more important than ever that working people be able to tell their own stories in their own words and in their own images. With the wide availability of digital still and video cameras, camera-phones, and other tools, activists can now make their stories – but still find it difficult to exhibit their narratives.
Contact: info@labourfilms.ca
416-970-CLIF (2543)
Website: http://labourfilms.ca/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/labourfilms
Website
Founded 2007
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Any questions concerning the festival, please contact the festival producer: Rafi Kamhi, 0543311762, rafikom@gmail.com
Latest event: May 31, 2019
Honolulu, Hawaii
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaborFestHawaii
May 31, 2019
8th Annual Hawaii LaborFest and our special guest Gordon Lafer (author of “The One Percent Solution”)
5:30pm: Pupus & Introductions
6:00pm – 6:30 pm: T-Shirt Theatre
6:30 – 7:00: Gordon Lafer, professor and author of “The One Percent Solution”
7:00 – 7:30: Moderated Open Discussion
7:30 – 8:00: UNITE HERE, Local 5 on past and current campaigns
Barre, Vermont
2025 update: Regular screening schedule on hiatus but co-sponsoring other festival online screenings; see website for details.
http://oldlaborhall.org
Ruth Ruttenberg: rruttenberg@tds.net
802-331-0013
Contact: Anna Burton
anna@neontetrafilms.com
Website: http://londonlabourfilmfest.com/
Most recent screening: The War You Don’t See, Feb 23, 2021
Founded: 1991
Venue: Bolivar Hall, 54 Grafton Way, London W1T 5DL
Season runs September to May annually
Founded: 2009
Latest: June 15-23, 2013; no updates since 2013 (checked 8/25/2015)
Contact: Mahmut Hamsici Mahmut.Hamsici@bbc.co.uk
Website
Organized by: Socialist Women’s Union, ROJ Women’s Association, Democratic Women Movement in Europe, Refugee Workers’ Cultural Association, Kurdish Community Center, Turkish Education Group, Hundred Flowers Cultural Center, Hackney TUC, Halkevi, Reel News, Young Struggle.
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