Mission Against Terror is an Irish–Cuban co-production that exposes the facts about the decades-long struggle against terror launched from the shores of the United States against the peoples of Cuba. As the title implies, the story articulates the heroic actions of those who risked all to defend the peoples of both countries against acts of terrorism, conceived to achieve a rulership of hate. Five of those patriots of justice languish in Federal prisons throughout the United States, convicted in political show trials of trumped-up charges ranging from conspiracy to commit espionage to conspiracy to commit murder.
One of the co-producers, Bernie Dwyer of Ireland, will attend the Philadelphia screening and describe the making of the film and answer questions. A family from Germantown that has been visiting with one of the Cuban Five in prison will also be in attendance.
Reservations
Reservations for free film showing (3pm) or optional meal (brunch at 2pm or dinner at 5pm) are recommended as seating is limited. (Preferential seating given to those dining, remaining seats available to those with reservation for film only.) The following options will be available: Brunch menu (before 2:30pm), Bar & Grill menus (lighter fare under $10 – after 2:30pm), dinner menu (after 5pm), dessert and beverage service (continuous). Discussion will follow film. Call 215-386-9224 for reservations.
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