UNITED SKATES in Vienna - Free Open Air Screening | A movie about structural racism and the African-American subculture of rollerskating.

A movie about structural racism and the African-American subculture of rollerskating.

We need your help in bringing the Emmy-nominated film UNITED SKATES to Vienna! The story captures the struggle against structural racism and other forces that threaten to limit access to skating spaces in the US. In order to make the Vienna screening accessible (free) to all, regardless of financial circumstances, we are crowdfunding rather than selling tickets. With your support, UNITED SKATES will be an open air event at Karmelitermarkt on September 25, 2020.

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Funding period

8/26/20 - 9/9/20

Realisation

Screening 25.9.2020

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Minimum amount (Start level): 2,240 €

Cost coverage:
Film copy
Technology/event organization
Transaction fees and voluntary startnext provision

City

Wien

Category

Event

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A movie about structural racism and the African-American subculture of rollerskating.

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