With all of Whackala’s comings and goings in the last few weeks we’re posting on this after the event, but we’re very proud to say that the film has had it’s North American premiere in the “stubbornly independent” Tallgrass Film Festival in Wichita, Kansas, which is now in its 8th year. The film showed this past Saturday 23rd October at the Garvey Theater in a double bill with the documentary “Quest for Honor” about a woman’s quest to eradicate honor killings in Kurdistan. You can see the listing in the festival’s site. Tallgrass also have a lively Facebook group, don’t miss it for news and great discussions about the films and events.
Talking about Facebook, the film’s main subject the TZOME IXUK women rights group, founded by members of the Cruz Jiménez family HAS JOINED FACEBOOK! If you have seen the film and would like to take action by helping their group, or simply get in touch with them and find out more about their work, you can now do it directly here.
After the Revolution has also been chosen to screen at the Tallgrass Third Thursdays film series in November, possibly as part of the International Education Week in connection with the Wichita State University. More info on this to come soon!
After the Revolution screened in Galway, Dublin and Belfast.
by Tadhg O’Cruadhlaoich, and in Stormont it was organised by 
