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Film Viewing: Salt of The Earth, at The Old Nun's Head, Wednesday 10th September, 7.30pm


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Film viewing as part of the Peckham and Nunhead Free Film Festival at the Old nun's Head!


Salt of the Earth


Re-connect with one of American cinema's great achievements.


Banned on its release over 50 years for its radical message of workers' and women's rights, Salt of the Earth (Dir Herbert J. Biberman, 1954, USA, Cert U, 94 mins) was introduced into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress in 1992, recognised for its prescience and relevance to political conflict before and since its release. Sadly, as relevant today as it ever was.


The event is run by Basic Income UK (BIUK) a small activist group established to promote and advocate for a radical new alternative to austerity. A Basic Income is money for everyone with no conditions ? if you?re a citizen you get the means to live.


This is a free event. No booking needed.

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