Courtesy of The Charlotte Observer


" This film is one
of the most powerful pieces I've ever had the opportunity to view. I would recommend this film for any audience wanting to grow and heal from issues related to homicide and domestic violence. "

- Jeremy Collins, Coordinator,
NC Coalition for a Moratorium

 

Screen the Film in Your Community or School

• DVDs can be purchased for screenings in educational institutions or with select groups and non-profit organizations. For pricing and more information please contact info@lovelivedondeathrow.com or By the Brook Productions (919) 795-2140.

Upcoming Screenings in 2008

• Tuesday May 27th -1:30 p.m. - Legislative Auditorium in the NC Legislative Building, RALEIGH NC, following Racial Justice Act press conference at 1:00 PM. Post screening Panel Discussion. Scheduled to appear: Attorney Russell Sizemore; filmmaker Linda Booker; UNC Law Professor Deborah Weissman; Murder Victims’ Families for Reconciliation Members. Directions at www.ncga.state.nc.us/help/directions.html

Past 2008 Screenings

• Ybor Festival of the Moving Image - Ybor City, TAMPA FL, Sunday April 20th, 3:00 p.m., Main Stage. General admission $5, free for HCC students & faculty. Directions and more information at yborfilmfestival.com

• Wednesday May 7th - SHALOTTE, NC - 7:00 p.m. St. Brendan The Navigator Catholic Church, 5101 Ocean Hwy. West, Co-sponsored by the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation. Post screening discussion with Linda Booker, Steve Dear with People of Faith Against the Death Penalty and others TBA. www.saintbrendan-shallotte.org.

• Wednesday May 7th - BOSTON, MASS - 7:00 p.m. Lucy Parsons Book Store, 549 Columbus Ave., South End Boston. Sponsored by the Lucy Parsons Center, Amnesty International Local Chapter, Mass. Citizens Against the Death Penalty Fund and Murder Victims Families for Human Rights. Post screening discussion with photojournalist and footage contributor Scott Langley. Directions: www.lucyparsons.org/directions.php.

• Wednesday March 19th - 6:30 p.m. at UNC Chapel Hill School of Law, Room 4085. Screenings part of Criminal Justice: The Death Penalty Examined, a CPA-Creative Campus Initiative, Co-sponsored by UNC Clinical Law Programs, UNC School of Law Death Penalty Project, UNC School of Law Domestic Violence Advocacy Project. More information at http://www.carolinacreativecampus.org

• Thursday March 27th - ASHEVILLE, 7:00 p.m. Diana Wortham Theatre- 2 South Pack Square., Post screening discussion moderated by Ellen Clarke, Executive Director WCCJ/Women at Risk with panel members Linda Booker, Filmmaker; Megan Smith with Murder Victims' Families for Reconciliation (MVFR); Marty Price with Victim-Offender Reconciliation Program (VORP) and Deb Vingle with Helpmate. Screening sponsored by the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, People of Faith Against the Death Penalty, VORP & MVFR. Tickets at door evening of event only. $5 admission or free for students w/ ID. More information at www.dwtheatre.com

• Wednesday February 20th - Sunday February 24th - GREENSBORO-CAROLINA FILM & VIDEO FESTIVAL, 7:00 p.m. nightly at Carousel Cinemas- Battleground Ave. at West Bessemer Ave., Post screening Q&A with Linda Booker and Meg Eggleston most nights. Passholders given priority seating. Individual tickets available to public 15 minutes prior to screening. Information for purchasing Festival Passes ($30) & tickets ($5 or $4/UNC-G students) at www.carolinafilmandvideofestival.org/ticket.html

• Tuesday January 29th - CHARLOTTE NC-THE LIGHT FACTORY CONTEMPORARY MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY & FILM, 7:00 p.m. Duke Power Theater, Co-sponsored by the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation http://www.lightfactory.org/factory_films/current.htm.

• Friday January 25th - RALEIGH NC, 7:00 p.m. St. Francis of Assisi - Sponsored by The Franciscan Coalition for Justice & Peace. www.franciscancoalition.org

• Tuesday January 22nd- CHARLOTTE NC, 7:00 p.m. St. Matthews Catholic. Co-sponsored by The Light Factory, Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation http://home.catholicweb.com/stmatthewcatholic/index.cfm

• Saturday January 12th - 8:00 p.m and Monday January 14th - 6:00 p.m. CHICAGO PREMIERE - The Gene Siskel Film Center, Part of "Stranger Than Fiction: Documentary Premieres" in Chicago.

2007 Screenings