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Panel: The Working Class Goes To The Movies

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Traverse City Film Festival
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July 29, 2011
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This panel salutes public employees and celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Great Flint Sit-Down Strike. 

We'll meet Sasha Reuther ("Brothers on the Line"), Caroline Bottaro ("Queen to Play"), Anne Bohlen ("With Babies and Banners"), Rod Birleson ("Roger & Me") and moderator Ira Deutchman. 
This panel took place Friday morning at the City Opera House. 

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Working class people have few

Submitted by imily (not verified) on November 25, 2011 - 11:58am.
Working class people have few options to entertain themselves due to increased cost of living and the burden of keeping pace with modern age, hence they find movies a cheap source of ventilating their minds and relaxing the bodies. It is great to listen to the opnion of the distinguished panel. old hindi movies

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