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TEACH, Teachers Are Talking, Is the Nation Listening has has been accecpted as an official selection of the Manhattan Film Festival. The MFF is one of "Movie Maker Magazine's Top 25 Festivals Worth the Entry Fee"  The 2012 edition of the Manhattan Film Festival will be 10 days of film, networking, education, and celebration that screens over 130 films from around the world. The festival runs from June 21 to July 1, 2012 and will open with a Press and Industry Preview Party and a Red Carpet event. The festival is covered by local, national, and international media including The Huffington Post, Daily News, The Sun, The New York Times, IndieWire, PIX 11, theguardian, USA TODAY, and The Reporter. It also broadcasts live red carpet interviews and this year panel discussions to a global audience.

Manhattan Film Festival http://www.manhattanfilmfestival.org Details of the TEACH screening date and location will be announced soon.

TEACH, Teachers Are Talking, Is the Nation Listening has received the Indie Spec Best Cinematography Award from the Boston International Film Festival. The winning films were announced at the closing ceremony of the 2012 festival at the AMC Loews Theater, Boston Common, on Sunday, April 22, 2012. TEACH was screened at the festival on Monday, April 16 before a very large and enthusiastic audience. The screening was followed by a spirited Q and A discussion. Many additional screenings are being planned for the Boston area and in cities all across the country.

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The TEACH documentary, TEACH, Teachers are Talking, Is the Nation Listening? is a film that features conversations about the art of teaching and learning by teachers themselves. TEACH brings an important perspective to the national education debate that is currently being dominated by a corporate led agenda to privatize and profitize education and blame teachers for everything that is wrong with education in this country. This movie takes on many questions about No Child Left Behind, high stakes testing, unequal distribution of education resources, and schools dominated by data driven curriculum instead of providing an education that is dynamic, creative, exciting, and joyful. As I state in the movie, every day in the media we hear from the businesses, thinktankers, politicians, and administrators, this movie is about those who don't usually get heard. Many education movies that distort the truth and promote a business view of education have millions of dollars to promote their misinformation about education, please help us get this movie out to everyone in the country. This is the documentary that the nation is "waiting" for. The filmmakers of TEACH, Teachers are Talking, Is the Nation Listening are teachers in the Boston Public Schools.

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Richard Rothstein Speaking at the 2011
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