‘TIME TO RETIRE’

65 YEARS SINCE THE U.S. DROPPED
ATOMIC BOMBS ON HIROSHIMA AND
NAGASAKI. TIME TO RETIRE THE BOMB.

-SATURDAY, AUGUST 7 in Boulder at 11 am (see more details below)
-ON THE LAWN BY THE FARMERS’ MARKET, CANYON AND 13TH.

SEE PHOTOS OF HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI,
HEAR MUSIC OF JAPAN AND LISTEN TO THE WISDOM
OF AYA MEDRUD, A JAPANESE AMERICAN WOMAN
WHOSE FAMILY WAS INTERNED DURING WWII. SHE’LL
BE AVAILABLE TO TALK WITH STARTING AT 10 AM
AND WILL SPEAK TO US ALL AT 11 AM.

www.RMPJC.ORG

“YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE THIS CHILLING DOCUMENTARY. A MUCH NEEDED WARNING SIGN ON A VERY DANGEROUS MATTER”-PEOPLE MAGAZINE (More on film below)
W H E N : Wednesday, August 4, 8:00 PMW H E R E : Trident Booksellers & Café, 940 Pearl, Boulder, COW H Y :1) To inform yourself about nuclear history2) To see a great flick
Recent characterizations of nuclear power as a “renewable energysource” make this classic film a must-see. Winner of the Grand Prizeat the Sundance Film Festival, recipient of a national Emmy Award forOutstanding Individual Achievement in News & Documentary, Dark Circlefollows the trail of plutonium from the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons facilityin Colorado, to the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in California, toHiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. Plutonium, the most toxic substance inthe world, links these locations and the people whose lives are irrevocablychanged by it. 83 minutes, 16mm color, first released: 1983; revised: 1991.Produced and Directed by Judy Irving, Chris Beaver, and Ruth Landy