TVCTV and the Flicks Theater are proud to announce an exclusive
screening of the documentary film:

Crossing Arizona

TVCTV and the Flicks are proud to present another invaluable,
intelligent, comprehensive documentary, Crossing Arizona, by filmmaker
and director Joseph Mathew. This film presents a balanced look at
complex issues behind the escalating illegal immigration crisis. A
panel discussion, featuring Leo Morales ICAN community organizer and
Gloria Munoz vice chair of the Idaho Hispanic Caucus will take
questions immediately following the film.

Tickets are now available for the upcoming film and are available at
TVCTV and at the Flicks. Tickets will also be available at the door.
Please
contact Terry or Anke at TVCTV for advance tickets, 343-1100.

When: Sunday, October 8, 2006
Time: 7 p.m.
Where: The Flicks Theater, 646 Fulton Street
Tickets: $11 available at TVCTV or the Flicks. Call 343-1100.
Why: Support Treasure Valley 's only Public Access TV Station, and gain
awareness. Each ticket benefits TVCTV.

The film: Joseph Mathew timely film looks look at the grim realities
of the undocumented immigrant's plight as they journey through the
harsh and often deadly landscape of Arizona 's Sonora desert. Mathew
draws on impassioned personal stories of activists, property owners,
border patrol, vigilantes, and emigrants to weave a complicated story
of conflict, hope, desperation, and public policy. As the death toll
mounts with each attempted crossing, the debate over federal
immigration laws intensifies. This is an important film that provides
a balanced view that lends understanding to a difficult situation that
examines the political and social circumstances of undocumented
immigration. Crossing Arizona premiered at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival