March 09, 2013

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Workers Unite Film Festival

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a ten day long celebration in NYC of films from around the world about worker's lives and their struggles for dignity and labor rights. The festival is held the second week in May each year at the historic Cinema Village, just South of Union Square in Manhattan. New locations are added each season.

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The latest news from Workers Unite Film Festival about labor film and the struggle of working people. We work with labor media movers and shakers to develop labor content that engages with the battles that every day people face.

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The Workers Unite Film Festival respectfully requests all filmmakers to make their best efforts to use union or guild labor on their films wherever possible and to contact their local performance unions to make arrangements for reduced scale, not-for-profit, or low budget productions whenever this can be done. Stay union, Stay Strong!

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