Exhibit film night and discussion: “Another Brother”

In connection with the current exhibit up at the Interference Archive, “Radical Nonviolence: 100 Years of the War Resisters League,” we are hosting a film and discussion night!

Join members of War Resisters League (WRL) and curators of the exhibit for a screening of Tami Gold’s 1998 documentary “Another Brother,” which tells the story of her dear friend Clarence Fitch, a Vietnam veteran who struggled to overcome the ravages of war and stand up for peace. Following the screening there will be Q&A with Tami Kashia Gold, filmmaker, Elena Schwolsky Fitch and Rev. Mona Fitch Elliot, both featured in the film and the curator of the War Resisters League exhibition.

Come early to see the exhibit, which closes September 13th! The film will start at 7pm.

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ABOUT THE FILM:

Through found photographs, audiotaped interviews and archival footage, ANOTHER BROTHER tells the story of Vietnam veteran Clarence Fitch. Clarence Fitch was a man of and for his times, an African American who witnessed and took part in the social movements of this country from the turmoil of the sixties through the present decade. Telling a story fraught with both heroism and tragedy, the film situates Vietnam vet Clarence Fitch’s life within the context of a remarkable range of issues–racism, the Black civil rights movement, the Vietnam War and its aftermath, the scourge of drugs, and finally the AIDS crisis. ANOTHER BROTHER both honors Clarence Fitch and digs deeply into the roots of his struggles.

Distributed by Third World Newsreel and produced by Tamerik Productions: https://tamigoldfilms.com/films/another-brother/

There is also a discussion guide for the film online here.