Join NCSWA for the latest installment of The San Francisco Film Society’s Global Threats Film Series: a double feature of Steven Soderbergh’s
Contagion (USA 2011) and Elia Kazan’s
Panic in the Streets (USA 1950).
Following the 6:30 pm screening of
Contagion, Mark Smolinski, Director of Global Health Threats with the Skoll Global Threats Fund and a consultant on
Contagion, will discuss the science behind the film and the ways in which the threat of global pandemic has changed between the eras of the two films.
Tickets $11 general, $9 for SFFS members, $10 senior/student/disabled.
Register here and then purchase tickets on the SF Film Society's website,
http://www.sffs.org/content.aspx?pageid=3039. You can also purchase tickets at the box office.
