Screening of ‘Flow’ set in Oklahoma City and Tulsa

From Staff Reports
Published: November 28, 2008

World Neighbors, a nonprofit international development organization headquartered in Oklahoma City, has joined with Sundance Film Festival to present "Flow,” a new documentary focusing on the world’s water crisis.

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In conjunction with the deadCenter Film Festival and the Oklahoma Film and Music Office, World Neighbors is providing two opportunities to see the documentary. A Tulsa screening will be at 7 p.m. today at Circle Cinema, 12 S Lewis Ave. An Oklahoma City screening is set for 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, 415 Couch Drive.

For more information on the Tulsa screening, call (918) 585-3456; for the Oklahoma City screening, call 278-8237.

World Neighbors staff members will be present at the conclusion of both screenings to discuss how the issue of water is being addressed in some of the poorest communities in 18 countries.


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