Between Midnight and the Rooster's Crow a film about EnCana in Ecuador

directed by Nadja Drost
Follow the story of big oil from the toxic rivers of the Amazon to company headquarters in Alberta.
Canadian oil giant EnCana is under fire for the construction of an oil pipeline that is generating controversy and conflict in the Amazon.
Faced with the contamination of their lands and coercion by military forces, Ecuadorian peasants tap into reserves of remarkable strength and courage as they resist. Between Midnight and the Rooster’s Crow explores the experiences of the people whose lives are being drastically altered by the race for black gold -- a race fuelled by oil companies, a government desperate for foreign investment, and a rapidly-globalizing world.
* Best Canadian Documentary at Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival
* Best Documentary, Bogotá Film Festival
* Honourable Mention, Best Canadian Film, Planet in Focus International Film Festival
Calgary, Thursday, November 3
Uptown Stage and Screen
610 8th Ave. SW, Calgary
Advance Tickets are available at Sunnyside Market, 338 - 10 St. NW
For more info: 270-3200
Edmonton, Friday, November 4
Global Visions Film Festival
Screens Friday November 4th, 9pm
Garneau Theatre
8712 109 St., Edmonton
www.globalvisionsfestival.com
Vancouver, Saturday, November 5
Amnesty International Film Festival, Vancouver
Screens Saturday, November 5th, 6:25 pm
Pacific Cinémathèque
1131 Howe Street, Vancouver
For more info: www.amnesty.bc.ca/filmfest/
Victoria, to be announced
Posted by Arthur Caldicott on 30 Oct 2005
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