Smith College and Sweat Free Communities screened the documentary "Made in L.A." last night. The packed 120 seat auditorium, filled with 5 College students and community members, was moved to laughter and tears by the inspiring story of 3 seamstresses organizing workers in Los Angeles sweatshops providing clothing for the clothing store of Forever 21.
I highly, highly recommend this documentary. It is beautifully made, moving and universal.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
P.O.V. - Made in L.A. . Trailer | PBS
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2 comments:
Hey, hey, hey, you did not leave the DVD at the house last night?!? :-(
Nikki
John and I watched it last night - well made, compelling. Sigrid walked in for a minute, stayed for the duration of the film. It is art above and beyond anyone of the several issues presented in the film.
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