Cineculture Club, together with the Lao Student Association, presents:

Bombies (2001)

5:15 PM
Friday, April 11, 2008
McLane 121 @ Fresno State
admission is free
open to the public

  Director: Jack Silberman. 57 min. Between 1964 and 1973 the United  
States conducted a secret air war, dropping over 2 million tons of  
bombs and making tiny Laos the most heavily bombed country in  
history. Millions of these 'cluster bombs' did not explode when  
dropped, leaving the country massively contaminated with 'bombies' as  
dangerous now as when they fell 30 years ago. Bombies examines the  
problem of unexploded cluster bombs through the personal experiences  
of a group of Laotians and foreigners and argues for their  
elimination as a weapon of war. Unfortunately they are still a  
standard part of the US arsenal and were dropped in Kosovo,  
Afghanistan and Iraq.
  Golden Gate Award, San Francisco International Film Festival.

Post-screening discussant: Dr. Hank Delcore (advisor for Lao Student  
Association; Associate Professor, Anthropology)

Parking is relaxed after 4:30 PM. Check the campus map to see which  
parking area is most convenient. http://www.csufresno.edu/
univrelations/map/

Cineculture Club promotes cultural awareness through film and post-
screening discussion.

President: Roxanne Villaluz rocksa...@yahoo.com
  Advisor: Denise Blum db...@csufresno.edu