September 30, 2015

Film Festival Submissions Open for 5th Workers Unite Film Festival

September 30, 2015/ Christiaan Perez

Submissions for the 5th Annual Workers Unite! Film Festival is now open! The festival will take place from May 4th to May 17th. The Workers Unite Film Festival highlight the struggles and successes of workers in their efforts to unite and organize for social justice in the USA and worldwide. Submission of films for the 2016 season are open starting on October 1st, 2015 – with submissions possible online through Withoutabox.com and FilmFreeways.com.

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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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