Q & A with Samba lead actor Omar Sy, moderated by LAWAC President and CEO Terry McCarthy

Official trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tqzwbjy0WQ

To learn more about our upcoming screenings and events, visit www.lawac.org.

Song is "To Know You is to Love You" by Syreeta, from the Samba Soundtrack.

Q & A with Cartel Land director Matthew Heineman, moderated by Josh Brolin.
Official Trailer here
Song is The Movement from the Cartel Land Soundtrack, composed by H. Scott Salinas and Jackson Greenberg.

Reza Aslan, the author and religious studies expert, addressing the Los Angeles World Affairs Council on February 5th, 2014.

Q & A with Cartel Land director Matthew Heineman, moderated by Josh Brolin.

Official trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoSFSiLgbdI


To learn more about our upcoming screenings and events, visit www.lawac.org.

Song is The Movement from the Cartel Land Soundtrack, composed by H. Scott Salinas and Jackson Greenberg.

2/26/1965 Dr Martin Luther King Jnr tells the Los Angeles World Affairs Council how he was introduced as a “fellow untouchable” in a school for untouchables in India, and what that meant to him

7/31/2012 Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner talks to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about the lessons learned from 2008 financial crisis: act quickly and forcefully – or see the economy shrink from under your feet

11/12/14 Prince Turki bin Faisal al Saud, former head of Saudi intelligence, tells the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about the threats that Saudi Arabia sees from Iran in the Middle East.

2/5/2014 Author Reza Aslan talks to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about why the gospels were not written to be factual, but were “constructed stories” to reveal deeper truths about Jesus.

2/5/2014 Author Reza Aslan talks to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about the three things he says we know about the historical figure of Jesus – and the immense amount of information we have about the time he lived through.

11/16/91 Margaret Thatcher tells the Los Angeles World Affairs Council that the biggest lesson from the Cold War is “if you wish for peace, you must be prepared for war.”