[LAF] FW: November at The Frontline Club
Joy Wood
joy_helbin at hotmail.com
Tue Nov 1 21:56:58 UTC 2005
>From: The Frontline Club <events at thefrontlineclub.com>
>Reply-To: mail at thefrontlineclub.com
>To: Joy Wood <joy_helbin at hotmail.com>
>Subject: November at The Frontline Club
>Date: Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:18:52 +0000 (GMT)
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> THE MONTH AHEAD - November
> 2005
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> find below the list of our upcoming Frontline Forum events.
> To access detailed information on each gathering, please click
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> the link next to each entry. Visit our website regularly for
>information on
> last-minute additions and updates to our event schedule.
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> TONIGHT *** Monday, 31st October – 7.30pm
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> SCREENING: ‘Disarm’
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> Followed by Q&A with director and producer
>Mary
> Wareham
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> With this independent documentary, filmmakers
> Mary Wareham (Next Step Productions) and Brian Liu (Toolbox DC)
>present
> a provocative view of the forces challenging the achievement of
>a landmine-free
> world. Looking beyond mines, ‘Disarm’ offers a critical
> investigation into how weapons systems, war, and the way it is
>waged
> are being redefined in the twenty-first century with devastating
>consequences.
> Presented as part of Landmine Action Week. (more)
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> Wednesday,
> 2nd November - 7.30pm
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> WESTERN
> SAHARA PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION, This
> event will consist of the display of a photographic
>exhibition
> by Simon Thorpe and short talks from: Simon
> Conway,
> Director (Acting), Landmine Action, Sidi
> Omar, the Polisario
> representative for the UK, Karin
> Scheele, MEP and Chair
> of the Western Sahara parliamentary group, Elizabeth
> Reusse-Decrey,
> President, Geneva Call. Presented as part of
>Landmine Action Week. (more)
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> 90
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> Thursday,
> 3rd November - 7.30pm
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> EVENING
> WITH Karen Davies.
> A fundraising screening on behalf of The Imran
>Khan
> Earthquake Relief Fund.
> 'Unfinished Business' - a colourful hour-long
>profile
> of the life and ongoing work of British
>photojournalist
> Karen Davies. Filmed on location in the high
>Himalayas
> of Pakistan, India, Angola and London, the
>film has
> delighted audiences on the National Geographic
>Channel
> in five continents.
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> Mark Stewart Productions for National
>Geographic
> Channel(more)
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> 90
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> Friday,
> 4th November - 7.30pm
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> MEDIA
> TALK: 'Impunity - Pursuing Justice'
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> The BBC's John Sweeney and Barry
> Moody, Reuters Middle
> East and Africa Editor, join Sheila
> MacVicar of CBS
> News to look at ways in which to combat
>impunity
> in Russia, in Israel, and in Iraq, and what we
>might
> learn in particular from the ongoing Miller
>and Klebnikov
> cases.(more)
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> 90
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>Monday, 7th November – 7.30pm
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> INSIGHT WITH Paddy Ashdown. The High Representative for Bosnia and
> Herzegovina speaks with the BBC’s Allan Little about
> a country that continues to face formidable challenges ten years after
>the
> signing of the Dayton Peace Agreement that brought about the end of
>the Balkan
> war.(more)
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>Wednesday, 9th November – 7.30pm
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> SCREENING: 'Have You Seen Drum Recently?’ (more)
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>Friday, 11th November – 7.30pm
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> PICTURE LAUNCH: GREAT FRONTLINE PHOTOS: PICTURES OF WAR AND PROTEST
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> DISCUSSION: 'Is anyone taking any notice?' (Don
> McCullin, 1971) with Christiane Amanpour and John G. Morris
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>Monday, 14th November - 7.30pm
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> PREVIEW SCREENING: 'G8, Can You Hear Us?'
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> Followed by Q&A with director and producer Christopher Mitchell (more)
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>Tuesday, 15th November 2005
> 7.30pm
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> DISCUSSION: ‘Muslims and the Media’
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> With Yosri Fouda, Al-Jazeera London Bureau Chief; Nick
> Carter, editor of Leicester Mercury; and Fuad Nahdi, editor
> of Q News.
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>Thursday, 17th November -
> 7.30pm
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> FRONTLINE CONFIDENTIAL Discussion: 'How to Use the Freedom of
>Information Act', with Heather Brooke, author of Your Right to Know.
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> Monday 21st November – 7.30pm
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> SCREENING: ‘Videoletters’
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> Followed by Q&A with directors Erik van den Broek and Katarina Rejger,
> and producer Nevena Bajalica (more)
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>Tuesday, 22nd November
> - 7.30pm
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> MEDIA TALK: ' Reporting Burma: Failure of
> the media, or mission impossible?'
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>Friday, 25th
> November – 6.30pm
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> FRONTLINE CLUB ANNUAL PARTY - MEMBERS ONLY
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> Executive Chef Arthur Potts
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>Special two-course menu £15
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> Including mineral water & coffee
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> Available Monday to Friday
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> 12pm - 2.30pm & 6pm - 7.30pm
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>Choose between any starter, Frontline classic, main course, and dessert
>from
> our a la carte menu (excluding the smoked salmon, rib-eye
> steak, and Dover sole)
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>Click
> here for details about
> Saturday night dining at the restaurant @
> frontline, presided over by our new executive chef Arthur
> Potts, fresh from Jamie Oliver’s restaurant Fifteen
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>Click
> here for information about our superb value christmas
> @ frontline party packages starting at just £32
> per person for 3 courses, ½ bottle of wine, mineral water
>& coffee
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> 020 7479 8960 or book
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