Flim/Video SCREENING/DISCUSSION WOMEN WITH VISION: RESTLESS AGE THE UNAPOLOGETIC LIFE OF MARGARET RANDALL DIRECTED BYLU LIPPOLD WITH A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY MARGARET RANDALL INTRODUCED BY DIRECTOR LU LIPPOLD AND COPRODUCER PAM COLBY WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 2002, 8 PM $6 ($4 WALKER MEMBERS) AUDITORIUM

In 1984, the U.S. government labeled writer Margaret Randall an "anti-American" danger to society and ordered her deportation. She fought the charges in court and won. The author of more than 75 books of poetry, oral history, and leftist diatribes, she put her politics before all else. This documentary illuminates the ironies in the life of a woman who stormed through half a century and never looked back. 2001, U.S., color, video, 59 minutes. A discussion follows the screening.



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WOMEN WITH VISION: RESTLESS AGE IS MADE POSSIBLE BY GENEROUS SUPPORT FROM MARSHALL FIELD'S PROJECT IMAGINE. ADDITIONAL SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY THE WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF MINNESOTA FOR GIRLS IN THE DIRECTOR'S CHAIR. THE OPENING-NIGHT RECEPTION IS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE MINNESOTA FILM AND TV BOARD.