CompArte: The Art & Culture of Resistance & Solidarity w/EZLN

201935 minsNRA Radical Guide, Indigenous

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A young celebrity marriage counselor discovers herself left at the altar of her own highly-publicized wedding. To save face, she accepts an offer from her contractor, who secretly has a crush on her, to step in as groom and marry her.

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CompArte: The Art & Culture of Resistance & Solidarity w/EZLN hosted by Chiapas Support Committee Oakland.

The Chiapas Support Committee invites you to enjoy music, poetry and art that expresses anti-capitalist resistance, deep solidarity with indigenous peoples’ struggles for community, land & justice, and a shared space for envisioning an end to the repressive and racist climate we are challenging in the U.S. CompArte means to share & build a living culture of humanity with musicians, artists & poets from Oakland and S.F. Bay Area.

Chiapas Support Committee – Oakland

This film was shot and edited by A Radical Guide / Jason Bayless

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