Original message: "Margaret Mead Traveling Film and Video Festival in
 Washington
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  I apologize in advance for cross postings....
  If you are in the Washington DC area or planning to be,
  please attend our two-day Margaret Mead Traveling
  Film and Video Festival on Feb. 17 and 18.
      The event is free and seating is first-come, first-served.
      The National Museum of Natural History is at 10th St. and
         Constitution Avenue N.W. (Federal Triangle Metro Station)
  Schedule:
  SATURDAY, FEB 17, 11 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.
    11 - THE BOX. U.K.  Problems of urban "redevelopment."
    11:10 - BYKER.  U.K.  Community development.
    11:45 - In Between.  Sri Lanka/U.K.  Cultural Identity
    12:30 - Struggle on Coon Branch Mountain.  U.S.  A small W.V. town
             struggles to give their children opportunities.
    12:45 - Long Journey Home.  Tours diverse Appalachia.
    1:45 - Bedhaya:  The Sacred Dance.  Indonesia.  200 yr-old tradition.
    2:05 - God Gave Her a Mercedes Benz.  Togo.
    3:00 - Their Own Vietnam.  U.S.  Women veterans' experiences.
    3:25 - Holy Madness.  Israel.  Relgious zeal gone awry.
    4:25 - Mundo Milagroso.  U.S.  Alleged sitings of Jesus.
    4:55 - The Trials of Telo Rinpoche.  U.S./India/Kalmykia
  SUNDAY, FEB. 18, NOON TO 5:30
    noon - Pepper's Pow-wow.  U.S. Fusion of jazz and Amerindian music.
    12:45 - The Vegetable Mob.  Australia.  Sicilian traditions in Aust.
    12:55 - Voices of Orchid Island.  Taiwan.  Yami face challenges.
    2:10 - Gene Hunters.  U.S./Panama/Colombia.  Human Genome Diversity Proj.
    3:00 - Harold.  U.S./Australia.  Life story of Aust.Aboriginal Opera
             star, Harold Blair.
    4:00 - Sugar Slaves.  Pacific Islands.  Australian sugar-cane industry
             a century ago.
    4:55 - Something Strong Within.  U.S.  Japanese-American detainees
             during WW II.