“Unacceptable Levels” makes its Fall Premiere at a Special Screening in Nashville.. Award-winning documentary examines the proliferation of chemical toxins in everyday lives. “Unacceptable Levels,” an award-winning documentary directed by filmmaker Ed Brown, will host its Nashville screening debut on Thursday, September 26, 2013 at The Belcourt Theater. Nashville is one of the locations included in the film’s fall tour. “Unacceptable Levels” examines the results of the chemical revolution of the 1940s and opens the door to conversations about the chemical burden our bodies carry so we can make informed decisions and healthier choices now and in the future. Honorary host Kimberly Williams Paisley will join co-hosts Cathy Brown, Carey Nelson Burch, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Dana Cheskiewicz, Whitney Daane, Sue Joyce, Rachael McCampbell, Elizabeth Murphy, Avi Poster and Susan Tinney. Directly following the screening, a panel discussion will take place with Ed Brown and special guests. The Nashville premiere is open to the public. Film duration is 76 minutes. Thursday, September 26, 2013 Press Check-in from: 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Green Carpet Arrivals begin at 7:00 p.m. Screening and Q&A: 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. WHERE Screening and Q&A Belcourt Theater 2102 Belcourt Avenue Nashville, TN 37212 Tickets: General Admission: $10.00 For general information visit: unacceptablelevels or to purchase tickets, visit the Belcourt Theater website. This event is open to registered press. Contact Jo Chicago for details. Twitter users are also encouraged to follow @UnacceptableLev and live-tweet from the event using the hashtag #UnacceptableLevels or #ULFilm. “Unacceptable Levels” examines chemical exposure in daily life as told through filmmaker Ed Brown, a father seeking to understand the world in which he and his wife are raising their children. From the chemical revolution of the 1940s through today’s prevalence in industrial and consumer products, the documentary seeks to impart greater understanding and knowledge of the proliferation and compounding effects of commonly used chemicals, to engage questioning around the potential human risk and to propose ideas on what can be done about it. The film is anchored in Brown’s own poignant experiences and follows a personal journey purposed in better understanding the impact of chemicals on his family. To create this debut documentary, Brown traveled extensively to interview top minds in the fields of science, industry, government, environmental advocacy and law. Weaving their commentary and perspectives into a compelling narrative, Brown chronicles the history of industrial chemicals in the U.S. – and their lack of regulation – and provides us with an in-depth look at its presence in everyday life, from agriculture to drinking water, cosmetics to toys. Please visit unacceptablelevels for more information and to view the full trailer. “Unacceptable Levels” will soon be available on iTunes and other video on demand platforms and will also be released in theatres nationwide.
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