"Director Jamie Moffett and Return to El Salvador force us to acknowledge one of the most unjust class wars in the western hemisphere. It examines how the plantation system imposed by colonial powers on indigenous Salvadorans contributed to the poverty driven wars of the 1980s and the current day economic struggles that continue to beset a small densely populated nation. More importantly, perhaps, Return to El Salvador shows us how an era of hope is being perpetuated by life-giving elections, bold social advocacy, and the steady grassroots work of church leaders."

Archbishop Desmond Tutu, 1984 Nobel Peace Prize Winner

LOGO: Return to El Salvador [Link 1] [Link 2]

PHOTOS: Director Jamie Moffett [Link]

PHOTOS: Production Stills [Link]

VIDEO: Trailer [Link]

VIDEO: First 7 minutes, with Martin Sheen [Link]

SCREENING CALENDAR: [calendar.returntoelsalvador.com]

CREDITS: IMDB page [Link]

ENDORSEMENTS: [Link]

BUY TICKETS: tickets.returntoelsalvador.com

BUY THE FILM: Amazon.com

EVENT POSTER PDF: [Link]

MOVIE POSTER PDF: Full Size [Link] Webready [Link]

With all eyes on President Obama’s meeting with Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes March 22nd and 23rd, Return to El Salvador, narrated by Emmy Award Winner Martin Sheen and endorsed by Nobel Peace Prize Winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu is a top 10 film on Hulu Documentaries. Tutu says of the film, “it shows us how an era of hope is being perpetuated by life-giving elections, and bold social advocacy.” Philadelphia film maker Jamie Moffett emphasizes, “Nearly two million Salvadorans currently reside in the United States. The film highlights how deeply interconnected U.S./El Salvador politics and policies are and the ramifications on citizens of both countries. Our intention is to share a message of hope and solidarity between Salvadorans and Americans.”

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Director Jamie Moffett will answer questions following a screening of his film, Return to El Salvador, at Bryn Mawr Film Institute on Wednesday, March 23rd at 7:30pm. [26]Tickets for [27]Return to El Salvador are $10.00 general admission, $7.00 for students with ID and seniors 65 and up, and $5.00 for Bryn Mawr Film Institute members.

With all eyes on President Obama’s meeting with Salvadoran President Mauricio Funes March 22nd and 23rd, Return to El Salvador, narrated by Emmy Award Winner Martin Sheen and endorsed by Nobel Peace Prize Winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu is a top 10 film on [18]Hulu Documentaries. Tutu

As we continue our pursuits in Canada, we also look to America to spread the message of El Salvador, our neighbors.

Small communities of individuals gathered together can be hard to produce in every area of the country. Luckily, colleges and universities already have a large culmination of individuals who can connect to the film.

What is the School of the Americas Watch (SOA Watch): a nonviolent grassroots movement that works to stand in solidarity with the people of Latin America and the Caribbean, to close the School of the Americas (SOA) and to change oppressive U.S. foreign policy that the SOA represents.

Director Jamie Moffett talks with radio hosts Mike Stubbs and Alan Coombs about the feature documentary film, "Return to El Salvador", narrated by Martin Sheen - on CJBK Radio 1290am in London, ON.

Return to El Salvador continues on its cross-Canada tour, with screenings in Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax, Mississauga and London, ON. More cities to be announced!

Director Jamie Moffett is offering free tickets to all employees of Vancouver based Pacific Rim Mining Corp. – the Canadian company located in Vancouver and featured in the film for its current lawsuit against the country of El Salvador for $100 million.

Employees of Pacific Rim in Vancouver can contact Emily Headrick, the Jamie Moffett Media Design Communications Director, for information on tickets at 215-839-6957 or emily@jamiemoffett.com.

Click here for article in The Province concerning the Vancouver screening.

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Last night Martin Sheen, narrator for Return to El Salvador, was on the popular CBC television show "The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos". It was great interview and goes to show why we asked him to be the voice of our film - and why he gladly accepted! Best line of the evening, "Arrogance is ignorance matured".

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