[Sustain] Movie on Electric Car showing at library today

[Vi Huynh]

  Community Cinema Presents a Free Community Screening of:   Revenge of the Electric CarA film by Chris Paine   Presented byITVS Community Cinema, San Francisco Public Library, Hands on Bay Area, and KQED By 2006, thousands of modern electric cars were destroyed by the same auto companies who built them. Now, only a few years later, the electric car is back from the dead, championed by a handful of people determined to remake the future. Post-screening discussion moderated by Owen Thomas, founding Editor of the Daily Dot. Panelists include: Robert Hayden (Manager of Transportation Programs and San Francisco EV Initiative) of SF Environment Andrea Kissack (Sr. Science Editor) of KQEDKavi Reddy (Youth Advisory Board Member) of  Alliance for Climate Education (ACE)Revenge of the Electric Car airs on the Emmy Award-winning PBS seriesIndependent Lens in April 2012 (check local listings).  Please note: the film is 60
 minutes.____________________________________ FREE and open to the public! Seating is limited.
  Tuesday, March 20th   Doors Open:
 5:15 PM    Screening:  5:45 PM - 7:00 PM  
 Location  SF Public Library, Main Branch 100 Larkin Street CA 94102    _______________________________________  Community Cinema is a groundbreaking public  education and civic engagement initiative featuring  monthly screenings of films from Independent Lens.  Every month between September and May,  Community Cinema brings together leading  organizations, community members and public  television  stations to learn, discuss and get involved in  today's critical social issues.                                               ___________________________________Presented By: 
                 


   

  
 

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