Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month

"Finding Face" Film

Noon April 9, 2013
SSB Auditorium

(NR)

"Finding Face" details the controversial case of Tat Marina, who was attacked with acid in Cambodia in 1999. The film contextualizes acid violence in Cambodia as both a human rights violation and a gender-based form of violence. In it, human rights workers and survivors of acid attacks discuss the many challenges faced by victims, as well as what they see as a culture of impunity surrounding violence against women.

This film is free, open to the public, and sponsored by the Multicultural Programming Committee.

Learn more about "Finding Face" at IMDb.com.

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Skye Fitzgerald, "Finding Face" Documentary Filmmaker

7 p.m. April 10, 2013
SSB Auditorium

Producer Skye Fitzgerald has journeyed to scores of developing nations to establish an extensive experience working in non-traditional environments as a director of photography and producer of television and film.

His production company, SpinFilm specializes in challenging, worldwide subject matter. As a producer concerned with an increasingly globalized and connected world, Skye seeks to create thoughtful, probing projects addressing burgeoning social issues afflicting developing nations.

This Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month event is free, open to the public, and sponsored by the Multicultural Programming Committee.

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