Louisville Film Society Presents: Mountaintop Removal
The Louisville Film society is presenting a special screening of the documentary Mountaintop Removal."If you drink water or use electricity you're connected to Mountain Top Removal. Louisville Film Society invites the public to a special screening of this timely regional film followed by an open discussion with director Michael O'Connell and hosted by writer Erik Reese ( Lost Mountain) . This 74-minute feature documentary explores the costs of mountaintop removal coal mining on the people, mountains and culture of Southern Appalachia. Filmed over a two-year period, Mountain Top Removal chronicles citizen conservation groups as they oppose the coal industry and the effects of mountain top removal coal mining on their communities. You will not think coal is "cheap" after watching this film."
Jan 31, 2008 7 PM
Clifton Center
Admission: $10
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