Screenings
Host a Screening
If you are interested in hosting a screening of the feature length version of the documentary In My Lifetime in your community, please contact Jessica Hammond at The Video Project:
P: 1-800-4-PLANET
E: jessica@videoproject.com
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Past Screenings
In My Lifetime on Sunday, March 2, 2013 at Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
Campaign for a Nuclear Free Weapons World August 1, 2012
Screening at Campaign for a Nuclear Free Weapons World
Special guest: Natalia Mironova, Movement for Nuclear Safety, Russia
Wednesday, August 1
7:00pm
Humanist Hall
390 – 27th Street, Oakland
Suggested donation: $5 – $10
No one turned away for lack of funds
Berkshire International Film Festival, June 2
IN MY LIFETIME
Triplex #3, 6:00 PM Sat, Jun 02
70 Railroad Street, Great Barrington, MA 01230
413-528-8886
United Nations Vienna Intl Centre, May 10, 2012
WHY DOES THE WORLD STILL ALLOW NUCLEAR WEAPONS TO EXIST?
The Nuclear World Project presents:
In My Lifetime
Thursday May 10th
UN Vienna International Centre, Room M2 VIC
11:00 -13:00
Sponsored by Mayors for Peace
Click here for PDF of flyer
Project for Nuclear Awareness, April 22, 2012
Project for Nuclear Awareness, The Ethical Humanist Society of Philadelphia and The United Nations Association of Greater Philadelphia
Present a Screening of:
“In My Lifetime”
After the Screening a Q & A with Robert E. Frye, Producer and Director
April 22, 2012 EARTH DAY
The Ethical Humanist Society of Philadelphia
1906 S. Rittenhouse Square
Philadelphia, PA 19103
For more information go to www.projectfornuclearawareness.org
Goethe Institut, April 4, 2012
A public screening in Washington, D.C.
April 4, 2012
3:00 to 5:00 pm
With a discussion to follow
Goethe Institut Theatre
812 7th Street, Northwest, The Trinity
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Date : Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Time : 7:00 pm.
Location : Albright Auditorium
Category : On-Campus Events
Center for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford
February 29, 2012
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location
CISAC Conference Room
Encina Hall Central, 2nd floor
616 Serra St.
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
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Rutgers University Newark
Screening of In My Lifetime at the
Center for the Study of Genocide, Conflict Resolution, and Human Rights
Tuesday, October 20, 2011
10-11:30 am
Engelhard Hall, Room 201
Rutgers University, Newark
In This Lifetime Screening on Iceland Television (RUV), Wednesday, October 12, 2011
There will be broadcast of the entire documentary on Iceland Television (RUV) this Wednesday evening starting at 2220 (10:20pm).
Here is the RUV website for more information
AU School of International Service
– October 5, 2011
In My Lifetime
Film Screening and Conversation with Director/Producer Robert E. Frye
October 5, 2011 - 10:00 – 1:00 pm
AU School of International Service, Ward Building Room 2
In My Lifetime takes on the complex realities of the nuclear world and searches internationally for an answer to the question is there a Way Beyond? Part wake up call, part challenge for people to engage with the issue of ridding the world of the most destructive weapon ever invented.
Sponsored by The International Politics Student Organization
In My Lifetime Screening
Click here for website
October 22, 2011 - 3:00pm
A chilling birds eye survey of the history of nuclear weapons, displaying iconic and terrifying stills and footage from Hiroshima and after. Directed by Robert Frye, who produced for several national news organizations and featuring interviews with nuclear experts and world leaders. Frye will be on hand to answer questions after the screening.
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Tuesday, March 13, Robert Frye ’64, Emmy Award Winning Producer, will lead a Professional in Residence viewing and talk of his film “In My Lifetime”, at 7pm in the Albright Auditorium. On on one talks will be on Wednesday, March 14 and Thursday, March 15 from 9am to 12pm. Students interested in scheduling a meeting with Frye can contact the Salisbury Center for Career Services and Professional Development.
As an independent documentary producer and director since 1988, Frye has more than four decades of experience in documentaries and network news programs completing over 20 documentaries. Prior to becoming an independent producer, Frye had a 14-year career at ABC News, where he was the founding executive producer of “ABC World News Tonight” with Peter Jennings, the executive producer of “Good Morning America” and the creator of “World News This Morning.”
Click here for more information on Robert Frye
Wimbledon gets exclusive preview of nuclear terror film In My Lifetime by Robert Frye
Wimbledon gets exclusive preview of nuclear terror film In My Lifetime by Robert Frye
9:14am Wednesday 14th September 2011
By Omar Oakes in The Guardian UK
An exclusive sneak preview of an award-winning film director’s hard-hitting documentary about the spread of nuclear weapons is on show next week.
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The Wimbledon branch of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is holding a free preview screening of ‘In My Lifetime’ by American filmmaker Robert Frye, who was given special access to big-name politicians and film in the United Nations building in New York City.
Starting with warnings of nuclear terror by Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy, the film offers explanations of how key events in history where politicians failed to stop the nuclear arms race during the Cold War.
Mr Frye, a former producer in the United States for ABC News, worked on the film for four years and interviewed several heavyweight experts in nuclear arms, including the former head of the UN’s nuclear weapons watchdog, Mohamed El Baradei.
He said: “This is definitely a documentary, meant for general audiences of all generations and in fact next week, along with the screening taking place in Wimbledon, the film will be screened as an official selection at The Global Peace Film Festival taking place in Orlando, Florida.”
The two-hour screening, on September 20 at 7.30pm in St Andrew’s Church in Herbert Road, will be hosted by the Wimbledon CND secretary, Joanna Bazley.
Ms Bazley, said: “We are privileged to have this film in Merton, as it is not yet on general release.
“It is a deliberately non-confrontational film, allowing space for many different points of view, but this makes the ultimate conclusion all the more powerful: we cannot indefinitely continue nuclear ‘business as usual’ and expect to get away with it.”
Admission to the screening is free. For more information call 020 8543 0362 or email: info@wdc-cnd.org.uk.
Click here to read article
ICAN International Conference
“In My Lifetime: A presentation of The Nuclear World Project” will be screened at 7:30pm on September 17, 2011 at the ICAN International Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
Wimbledon Disarmament Coalition/CND
Film “In My Lifetime” introduced by Kate Hudson CND. St Andrew’s Church, Herbert Rd SW19 7·30pm
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The Wimbledon branch of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is holding a free preview screening of ‘In My Lifetime’ by American filmmaker Robert Frye, who was given special access to big-name politicians and film in the United Nations building in New York City.
Starting with warnings of nuclear terror by Presidents Dwight Eisenhower and John F. Kennedy, the film offers explanations of how key events in history where politicians failed to stop the nuclear arms race during the Cold War.
Mr Frye, a former producer in the United States for ABC News, worked on the film for four years and interviewed several heavyweight experts in nuclear arms, including the former head of the UN’s nuclear weapons watchdog, Mohamed El Baradei.
He said: “This is definitely a documentary, meant for general audiences of all generations and in fact next week, along with the screening taking place in Wimbledon, the film will be screened as an official selection at The Global Peace Film Festival taking place in Orlando, Florida.”
The two-hour screening, on September 20 at 7.30pm in St Andrew’s Church in Herbert Road, will be hosted by the Wimbledon CND secretary, Joanna Bazley.
Ms Bazley, said: “We are privileged to have this film in Merton, as it is not yet on general release.
“It is a deliberately non-confrontational film, allowing space for many different points of view, but this makes the ultimate conclusion all the more powerful: we cannot indefinitely continue nuclear ‘business as usual’ and expect to get away with it.”
Admission to the screening is free. For more information call 020 8543 0362 or email: info@wdc-cnd.org.uk.
Click here to read article