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MEDIA ADVISORY:
Department of Education documentary
selected for 2008 Indianapolis International Film Festival
FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Media Contacts:
Cathy Danyluk, 317.232. 9150, cdanyluk@doe.in.gov
Jason Bearce,
317.232.6618, jbearce@doe.in.gov
Lynelle A. Miller, 317.232.6614,
lamiller@doe.in.gov
“Choices,” a documentary produced
in partnership by the Indiana Department of Education, Indiana
Project Safe Neighborhoods and the Office of the United States
Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, was selected for
the 2008 Indianapolis International Film Festival.
The 20-minute documentary, which highlights
three female offenders incarcerated at the Indiana Women’s
Prison who have been convicted of crimes involving firearms,
will be shown at noon on April 28, 29, 30 and May 1 at the Landmark
Keystone Arts Cinema.
In
the documentary, the women discuss the circumstances that led to
their arrests – and the resulting consequences of their
choices. The documentary is also available for presentations across
the state at schools, detention centers, alternative education
programs, youth-serving agencies and the faith community to emphasize
the importance of making good choices and to prevent violence and
crime.
To view or download the video at no cost, go online to www.doe.in.gov/media/video/choices.html.
To request a copy of the DVD, please e-mail cdanyluk@doe.in.gov.
For more information about the Indianapolis Film Festival, viewing
times or locations, go online to www.indyfilmfest.org/choices.html.
WHO: |
Indiana Department
of Education, Indiana Project Safe Neighborhoods and the Office
of the United States Attorney for the Southern District of
Indiana |
WHAT: |
“Choices” documentary
to be shown at the 2008 Indianapolis International Film Festival |
WHEN/WHERE: |
Noon, Monday, April 28 at the Landmark
Keystone Arts Cinema 5
Noon, Tuesday, April 29 at the Landmark
Keystone Arts Cinema 4
Noon, Wednesday, April 30 at the Landmark
Keystone Arts Cinema 4
Noon, Thursday, May 1 at the Landmark
Keystone Arts Cinema 4 |
| WHY: |
Emphasize the importance of making
good choices and to prevent violence and crime among Indiana
youth. |
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