Don't miss An Unreasonable Man, a new documentary about one of the most important and controversial political figures of the century. Premieres this Saturday, March 17, at the Belcourt Theatre in Nashville. Click here to watch a quick preview.
Here is what the critics are saying...
"Grade A! Thrilling, haunting, perceptive and beautifully made."
–Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly
"Excellent! An Unreasonable Man is, like The Fog of War, one of those opportunities to step back, take a breath, and remember the seething power of recent history."
-David Poland, Movie City News
An Unreasonable Man taps rare archival footage and more than forty diverse interviews to paint a complex portrait about the storied career of Ralph Nader. This two-hour film (which has garnered wide critical acclaim in recent weeks) uses Nader's harshest critics and most eloquent supporters to create a compelling and inspirational interpretation of Nader's life and of our times. Movie information, a preview, and downloadable flyers are available on the website www.anunreasonableman.com. See below for how to help promote the film.
An Unreasonable Man plays at the Belcourt Theatre, located at 2102 Belcourt Avenue.
SHOWTIMES:
Sat-Sun, 3/17-18 @ 11:45, 4:30, 9:10
Mon-Tues, 3/19-20 @ 4:40, 7:10, 9:35
Wednesday, 3/21 @ 7:10, 9:35
Thursday, 3/22 @ 7:00
Information and directions are available online or by phone at 615-383-9140.
How to help:
Promoting the film is a major grassroots effort and we need many committed volunteers to make it successful by:
* Getting your friends to come
* Flyering events
* Postering campuses/communities
Can you help us out?
Contact Erik Yingling at erikyingling@gmail.com
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Not since...
... Robin Leach has a public figure been so appropriately named - at the nadir of his career, he just makes me ralph.
Liberty and justice for all.
Does Nader stand to benefit?
If Nader sees even a thin dime from the promotion of this movie, no way am I going to help.
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