UNAFF Oct 20-30 tickets now on sale for 25th United Nations Association Film Festival

25 YEARS OF PROMOTING RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS THROUGH DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING

• UNAFF (UNITED NATIONS ASSOCIATION FILM FESTIVAL) CELEBRATES GROUNDBREAKING DOCUMENTARIES WITH 60 FILMS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR VIEW OF THE WORLD

• 4 WORLD PREMIERES AND 12 US PREMIERES TO BE SCREENED OCTOBER 20-30 WITH THE THEME “REFLECTIONS” OVER 40 FILMMAKERS IN ATTENDANCE THROUGHOUT THE IN-PERSON FESTIVAL
  

• UNAFF is committed not only to presenting films, but also providing opportunities for audiences to engage in ongoing dialogue about the subjects at hand.
• In addition to 40 filmmakers available for Q&A, six FREE panel discussions will take place during the course of the festival, presenting issues such as climate change, threat of epidemics, mental health, racism and hate, criminal justice reform, immigration, homelessness, creativity and disability, the future of borders and military spending, and the power of art to transform consciousness and inspire social change.
  

For this very special UNAFF Anniversary - a quarter century - we are giving the UNAFF Visionary Award to Academy Nominated filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman, one of whose several films presented at UNAFF was WHEN ABORTION WAS ILLEGAL: UNTOLD STORIES, shown in 2004.

As we mark the 25th UNAFF Anniversary with the theme REFLECTIONS, it is very appropriate to give the UNAFF Visionary Award to a veteran filmmaker and human rights activist, recognizing her life-long unwavering commitment to human rights, creativity, persistence and vision, which inspired several generations to promote gender equality, a culture of peace and a better future for all.

LISTINGS SUMMARY

25th UNAFF (United Nations Association Film Festival) October 20-30, 2022

Venues:
October 20-24 & 28-30: Palo Alto, Mitchell Park Community Center, 3700 Middlefield Road

October 25: Stanford University, Stanford Medical School LKC

October 26: East Palo Alto, Eastside College Preparatory School, Eastside Theater, 1041 Myrtle Street [screenings exclusively for student and teachers]

October 26: San Francisco, Roxie Theater, 3117 16th Street

October 27: Stanford University, Anderson Collection, 314 Lomita Drive

Ticket prices: $12 PER FILM SESSION (1.5 – 3 hours per session)/
FESTIVAL PASS – $220 (all sessions, excludes Opening and Closing Night Receptions)/ free admission to discussion panels

Ticket available at STANFORD TICKET OFFICE:

FILM DETAILS AT: http://www.unaff.org/2022/films.html

SCHEDULE AT: http://www.unaff.org/2022/schedule.html

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