Unusually this week we are sending a second mailout because we have so much going on at the Club over the next week.

Our talks will be examining the American political system and the situation for foreigners and Iranians that are detained and convicted in Iran. Rebecca Peyton, sister of BBC journalist Kate Peyton who was murdered in Mogadishu in 2005 will be performing her one woman show.

Our screenings include, Sergio, based on Pulitzer Prize-winning author Samantha Power’s biography Chasing the Flame, Sergio revolves around the dramatic and inspiring story of Sergio Vieira de Mello - the world’s “go-to guy”. Plunder, an examination of the reasons behind the economic disaster told through the mouths of some of those who helped create it.

For the full programme, please visit our website www.frontlineclub.com.

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ALL EVENTS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

DISCOUNTS:
For Group bookings over 5 people please call 020 7479 8950

Screening: Sergio

Fri 16 Jul, 7pm
Price: £10 (Early Booking £8)

Followed by a Q&A with Director Greg Barker.
Based on Pulitzer Prize-winning author Samantha Power's biography Chasing the Flame, Sergio tells the dramatic story of UN diplomat Sergio Vieira de Mello who was the world's go-to guy and real-life hero.

Focus on Iran: Detainment and conviction

Tue 20 Jul, 7pm
Price: £12.50 (Early Booking £10)

Examining the situation for foreigners and Iranians that are detained and convicted in Iran drawing on the recent examples of Shane Bauers and Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani. Should the international community be putting more pressure on the Iranian government to justify their actions?

America's invisible government: can a president take it on and win?

Wed 21 Jul, 7pm
Price: £12.50 (Early Booking £10)

Russ Baker will be uncovering the connections between the Bush family; their presidencies, the military, the oil industry, Wall Street and the CIA and the implications for the current president, Barack Obama, and his potential to implement true reform.

Rebecca Peyton: 'Sometimes I laugh like my sister'

Fri 23 Jul, 7pm
Price: £12.50 (Early Booking £10)

On 10 February 2005 BBC journalist Kate Peyton was murdered in Mogadishu, Somalia. Kate Peyton's younger sister Rebecca Peyton will perform her one-woman show, which invites us into her post-Kate world: a life that is changed forever, but it goes on.

Sunday Screening - Plunder: The crime of our time

Sun 25 Jul, 4pm
Price: £10 (Early Booking £8)

With interviews with bankers, respected economists, insiders, top journalists, and even convicted white-collar criminal Sam Antar, who blows the whistle on intentionally dishonest practices. Plunder is a definitive look at how we came to be in this mess told through the mouths of some of those who helped create it.