Monday, February 23, 2009

Film Premier, A Powerful Noise- Empower women and fight poverty

FYI Film premier, A Powerful Noise, Mar. 5,various area theaters A Powerful Noise film premier March 5, 2009

Various area theaters, including: ·
AMC Pacific Place 11- Downtown Seattle ·
Bella Bottega 11 Cinema – Redmond ·
Alderwood 7 Theatres – Lynnwood ·
AMC Kent Station 14 - Kent
To purchase tickets, click: Please buy your tickets now ==================================================================== I hope that many of you will join me on March 5 for the premier of the film A Powerful Noise. Consider your ticket a donation to this amazing campaign to fight poverty in 74 countries, including Afghanistan, Darfur, and Haiti, to name a few. Their new campaign makes the case for fighting poverty by empowering women, and idea that is actually working amazingly well in some of most unlikely places.

From: Helene D. Gayle, CARE

In celebration of International Women’s Day, CARE and NCM Fathom — in partnership with ONE and the U.N. Commission on the Status of Women — will present A POWERFUL NOISE Live in more than 450 theatres nationwide for one night only on Thursday, March 5, 2009. The evening will begin with a screening of the acclaimed documentary “A Powerful Noise.” This remarkable film features three inspiring women, who overcome daily challenges to achieve significant victories over poverty and oppression: Madame Urbain — an activist working to educate and empower young women and girls in the slums of Bamako, Mali Bui My Hanh — an HIV-positive widow helping others combat the spread of HIV and the social stigma associated with the disease in Vietnam Nada Markovic — a survivor of the brutal Bosnian War bringing women together to rebuild their once-tranquil community These women are changing the world. Their stories will inspire you to join them.

Immediately following the film, I will be joined by former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, CARE Advocate Christy Turlington Burns, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist Nicholas D. Kristof and actress and activist Natalie Portman for a town hall discussion broadcast live into your theatre. The film’s executive producer Sheila C. Johnson will be on hand to make a special announcement! Tickets are limited — purchase yours today!

The evening promises to leave you encouraged and empowered. Your ticket to this event is a passport into the lives of powerful women who are overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds to transform their communities. And you’ll find out concrete steps you can take to help make a big difference in the fight against global poverty. Please buy your tickets now to this once-in-a-lifetime event. Better yet, spread the word — bring your family, friends, co-workers, church group, civic club, anyone you can think of for this special night out — all for a great cause! More than 30 percent of ticket purchases (based on estimated ticket sales) will go directly to support the work of CARE. Join the movement!

A POWERFUL NOISE Live is more than a night out at the movies; it’s a movement coming of age. When the lights go on, you’ll be energized with a better understanding of what you can do to fight global poverty and empower women and girls. We look forward to seeing you, your family and friends on March 5. Sincerely, Helene D. Gayle, MD, MPH President and CEO, CARE P.S. When you get 10 or more of your friends to buy tickets to A POWERFUL NOISE Live, we'll give you one event ticket to a participating theatre of your choice for free! Please don't delay. Free tickets are limited. Find out the details and earn your free event ticket today!


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