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Screening of Blueberry Soup: Rewriting the Icelandic Constitution by Crowdsourcing
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Jaws dropped around the world on October 9, 2008 as a small collective of bankers brought an entire nation to its knees. Blueberry Soup chronicles the three year aftermath in Iceland that resulted in the re-writing of the nation's constitution. Documentary created by Eileen Jerret. Film screening co-sponsored by PARCC.
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