Barre's Old Labor Hall is proud to be participating in the Canadian Labour International Film Festival (CLiFF) with the free, on-line presentation of 5 films, Sunday, November 27 at 7:38 PM.

CLiFF films provide a voice for those who seek justice on the job and dignity in their workplaces.

This year's films are "A World Free of Crisis," "No Ulew (My Homeland)," "If There Is No Struggle," "Opera Transformed," and "Spain Against the Atom." "A World Free of Crisis" depicts an alternate reality society in which work is not the focus or measure of one's life. "No Ulew (My Homeland)" presents the life of a migrant worker in Guatemala. In "If There Is No Struggle" a young woman discovers her neighborhood's working class history. "Opera Transformed" explores the dilemma faced by gender non-binary and trans opera singers. "Spain Against the Atom" is the compelling story of the local fight against Spanish indifference to a 1970 radioactive leak.

To pre-order and view see the Old Labor Hall's Facebook page or go to https://watch.eventive.org/cliff2022/play/6365156c25193300f0a1de15/6345e8dc3d2c02003ea30571.