Cinema Politica believes in the power of art to not only entertain but to engage, inform, inspire, and provoke social change.
Cinema Politica is the largest volunteer- run, community and campus-based documentary- screening network in the world.
In Fredericton, films are screened on Fridays during the fall and winter at 7:00 pm at Conserver House, 180 St. John St.
In Sackville, films are screened monthly at Mt. Allison University.
Check out film schedules and venues, or start your own chapter at: cinemapolitica.org.
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