TEMEKU CINEMAS OFFER FREE LOOK AT INVISIBLE CHILDREN

March 6, 2007 by PT Rothschild.

SEE THE MOVIE THAT STARTED A REVOLUTION TO END A WAR - FREE

Temecula, CA - Once again to draw attention to ending the war and the child abductions going on in Northern Uganda, the Temeku Cinemas, located in the K-Mart end of the Palm Plaza Shopping Center across from The Promanade Mall, is offering a free showing of ‘INVISIBLE CHILDREN - ROUGH CUT’ this Wednesday, 3/7/07 and Thursday, 3/8/07 starting at 7PM. This is to spotlight the ‘Displace Me’ overnight campout event taking place in 15 different locations across the nation on April 28th & April 29th. The focus this year is to highlight the fact that upwards of 2 Million members of the Acholi Tribe are still in the deplorable conditions of the ‘temporary’ displacement camps. By cutting the number of event locations down from 130 last year to 15 this year, each location will have many more people and the people there will have traveled a greater distance to get there, thus minicking the hassle the Acholi faced as they were forced to flee to their camps. Perhaps this year Nathan and his fine crew at the Temeku will again furnish free popcorn to enjoy as you get motivated to act from watching the show.

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