Coming Soon – Christopher Dorner: ‘Django Unchained’?!

UPDATE: I am aware I am incredibly late on getting this story out. It’s obviously almost a week from the promised Feb. 27 date. The story took me longer than expected to write and I’m in the process of typing it up now. Thanks for your patience.

Coming Wednesday, February 27, 2013 – Christopher Dorner: ‘Django Unchained?!Film poster from motion picture director Quentin Tarantino's Blockbuster movie "Django Unchained", starring Jamie Foxx, Leonardo Dicaprio, Kerry Washington and Christopher Walken.
Former Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department and Navy reservist, Christopher Dorner.

The notoriously puzzling case of a former Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department, Christopher Jordan Dorner, has sparked a heated and polarizing debate over the man at the center of the controversy. His opponents contend the man was a ruthless brutal murderer and a ‘cop-killer’, whereas his supporters have knighted him the latest ‘hero’ in a long line of fallen freedom fighters victimized by a corrupt State. The truth, however, may lie somewhere in between. Join us on Wednesday as we examine the recent case of Chris Dorner and the LAPD from a historical perspective. Was he a violent bloodthirsty villain? Or was he instead a casualty of LAPD racism? We’ll be examining the credibility of Dorner’s allegations made in his “manifesto” against the very same police department responsible for some of the biggest scandals of the 1990’s: the beating of Rodney King and the Rampart corruption case.

 
Film poster from motion picture director Quentin Tarantino’s Blockbuster movie “Django Unchained”, starring Jamie Foxx, Leonardo Dicaprio, Kerry Washington and Christopher Walken.
 
Former Officer of the Los Angeles Police Department and Navy reservist, Christopher Dorner.

‘The Voice of the Voiceless’ Mumia Abu Jamal’s Story Appears on the Big Screen

February 1st saw the new 2013 biographical documentary film about former Pennsylvania death row inmate, Mumia Abu Jamal, called Long Distance Revolutionary: a journey with Mumia Abu Jamal hit the big screen for the first time. Coinciding with Black History Month, the film made its official debut at Cinema Village in New York City. Throughout February and March, the film is being shown in select theaters around the nation. Next up there will be a four day screening in Miami, FL from Feb. 21-24 and a seven day screening in New Orleans, LA. Also the film will begin airing on Friday in Seattle, Washington at the Grand Illusion Cinema. Check out the films trailer below and get into behind-the-scenes looks. For a full schedule of airdates and locations, Click Here .


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