Former US Soldier Protest Iraq War in Sydney Cinema

Former US Marine Jeff Key, a veteran of the Iraq conflict, is leading a personal crusade and protest aimed at applying pressure on the US war in Iraq. Instead of taking to the streets, Jeff Key filmed his own tour of duty in Iraq, and constructed a withering documentary on the inside workings of the US military, and his own troubled interactions with the people of Iraq.

(PRWEB) September 7, 2007 -- Former US Marine Jeff Key, a veteran of the Iraq conflict, is leading a personal crusade and protest aimed at applying pressure on the US war in Iraq.

Instead of taking to the streets, Jeff Key filmed his own tour of duty in Iraq, and constructed a withering documentary on the inside workings of the US military, and his own troubled interactions with the people of Iraq. The documentary will be shown as part of the queerDOC annual documentary film festival being held at the Dendy Newtown, from September 12 to September 20.

Lex Lindsay, Festival Director for Queer Screen, commented, "Semper FI is a powerful protest against the brutal conflict in Iraq. With footage shot by an ordinary soldier within a marine unit, this soldier lays his life on the line, and is forced to throw away everything he believes is right -- in order to obey his superiors."

What: Semper FI: One Marines Journey (MA15+)

Where: Dendy Newtown Cinema, King Street Newtown

When: 7.00pm Tuesday 18th September 2007-09-06

Cost: $15.50 / $13.50 conc.

Booking: Dendy Newtown Box office, or online at http://www.mca-tix.com

Media Contact: Lex Lindsay, manager @ queerscreen.com.au, +61 2 9332 4938. Photography is available.

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