History Professor Ron Harpelle's latest film Pulp Friction: People, Places and the Global Economy will premiere on Thursday, Dec. 11 at Docs on Bay.

Pulp Friction is an examination of the intersection of globalization and community in Terrace Bay, Ontario, Kemijärvi, Finland and Fray Bentos, Uruguay. The film focuses on the challenges of communities with a dependence on a single industry as the economic mainstay and on the impact of the global markets on the lives of people at opposite ends of the earth.

The film will be followed by a discussion with Gino Leblanc, Terrace Bay Town Councillor and Mill Employee for 33 Years.

Docs on Bay is a monthly screening series of award-winning documentaries. Tickets are $8 or pay what you can.

314 Bay Street above the Hoito
Thursday, Dec. 11
8 pm

Please send questions to Ron at ron.harpelle@lakeheadu.ca.

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