WUFF13 Screenings On-Demand All Weekend On Our Eventive Watch Page!

Catch What You Might Have Missed

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Select films will screen virtually, available 24/7 from Oct 25-30, ending Wednesday at 11:45PM ET.

Tickets are in the $3.00-4.45 range per film to help offset streaming costs, with bundled program collections coming. Or get an All Access Virtual Pass for $23. Viewers only need to create a free login on Eventive. Most films are available worldwide. Once 'unlocked', you'll have 5 days to start watching a film and 24 hrs to finish once you press 'play'. You can watch online or on a smart TV by first adding a film to your account and then downloading the Eventive TV app and finding it there. Need help? melanie@workersuniteff.org

Note: Not all films from the live festival are available online.

Poetry/Jazz Night, Tues Oct 29th - 6:30-8:00pm

The Lost and Found (372 8th Ave, New York, NY)

Sponsored by NYS PEF

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Next In-Person Event: Poetry Night 10/29

And Later:

Encore of Gumbo Coalition

with Barbara Kopple for Director Q&A Nov 4th

Fire Department, Inc and The Cooperators Nov 6-7th

Activist Filmmaker Bootcamp Nov 9th

Fire Department, Inc and Works For All Nov 12th

See schedule for locations.

Full Schedule/Tickets on Eventbrite

(Scroll down on each program for film descriptions and trailers

Note: You can pay as a guest on Paypal)

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Remaining events range from Free or donate what you can to $10, and are available both online at Eventbrite and at the door. Walk Ins welcome. Filmmakers have full passes to all events. If you're with an organization and have questions about special group rates, sponsorship, and/or screening partnerships, please get in touch.

Coming Up

Don't miss the Virtual Film Fest 10/25-10/30.

Thank You to Our Season 13 Sponsors!

You make all these screenings possible.

Interested in becoming a supporter? Email andrew@workersuniteff.org

Season 13 Designs Are Up on Worx

New Union Cooperative Print Shop

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Merchandise from the festival web store makes a perfect gift for labor loving friends and family.

Prefer to donate? Every tax-deductible donation of $30 or more allows you to select a beautiful 2024 festival tee shirt, mug, hat, or shopping tote to receive as a thank you. Just indicate the items that you want in the notes area.

The Labor Heritage Power Hour: Working Theater/Workers Unite! Film Festival

Listen Here (10/10/24 broadcast)

This week's show: ”Something is fundamentally broken when you can only go see a Broadway show if your family takes in $300K a year ... These are symptoms of an American theater which is not working”, says Colm Summers, Artistic Director at Working Theater in New York City, one of the only theater companies in the country that’s dedicated to creating theater specifically for, about, and with working people.

“So you can make film on your phone now ... and what that ends up doing is sometimes we don't have the most polished end product, but we have an end product that has lots of power and emotion in it. It's right from the heart. It's the truth of what actually is happening on the ground, which is even more important,” says Andrew Tilson, Director of the Workers Unite! Film Festival, which is launching its 13th season.

Hosted by Chris Garlock and Elise Bryant on WPFW 89.3FM in Washington, DC. The Labor Heritage Power Hour is a member of the Labor Radio Podcast Network.

Your Support Means More Screenings and Special Events Throughout the Year

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Every $30 donation is a huge help and gets you a 2024 T-shirt, hat, or tote bag as a thank you if you so wish.

Your donations support our work to keep workers voices in the spotlight whenever possible, from our main film festival every season to special events year-round. We have an exciting a new leader as Labor Secretary in the White House, Julie Su, a good friend of Labor and every bit of pressure needs to be applied to ensure this administration stands by their word to do right by the average American.