Join our screening tour!

Our community screening tour allows people to gather in community to watch the film, and discuss the meaning of this important history. 

You can participate by hosting a screening at your church, in your home, or at a local community venue (such as a public library).

​To get started hosting an in-person screening, fill out this short form. We will respond with answers to your questions, and a link  to the registration form. This two-step process allows you to ask us any questions you still have about hosting a screening. ​

If you are planning a screening for Spanish speakers, use the same form link above, and mark the box to request Spanish subtitles.

To get started hosting a virtual screening, follow this link to the Kinema website.

If you are part of a University, College or other educational institution, please license the film through Good Docs by clicking here.

​You can read our FAQs below for common issues, and reach us on our contact us page with any additional questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I hold my screening?
You may plan an in-person screening of the film for any time. To see where else the film is screening, you can check our list of upcoming events here. 

Is there a fee to host a screening?
Yes, the fees go directly to the filmmakers who are independent artists and need your support.

To ensure everyone can host a screening, our sliding scale allows low resourced churches and organizations the ability to purchase a license to screen the film for as little as $25. For groups with more resources, our regular rate is $249. When you register, you can choose your rate on the sliding scale. 

How long is the film?
The film funs 91 minutes with the full credits. Without the credits it is 86 minutes.

Do I need to rent a theater to host a screening?
You can host your screening anywhere. Some people rent theaters, others screen the film in churches or in local community spaces, and others host their screenings in their home.

What formats are available?
We have a variety of formats. Most people choose a streaming link or digital download. Options include no captions, English captions burned in, or Spanish subtitles burned-in. You can also choose to use a DVD, or request a DCP (which is what theaters will ask for). When you register your screening you will choose the format. 

Should I tell the press about my screening?
You will need to decide if it is a public or a private screening. If you want to open it to the public, we encourage you to reach out to your local press. You can also post it on social media, and share through local networks such as a public library or organizational newsletter.​

Will you have templates I can use?
Yes, your ‘host a screening’ kit will include digital social media templates, a draft press release, and a digital version of our poster.

​Can I have a filmmaker or one of the film’s protagonists come to my screening?
Yes, the director and the film protagonists are available on a limited basis to attend screenings in person, or join via Zoom. There will be an additional fee for a speaker. 
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Can I host more than one screening with my license?
Each license is for one public screening. If you are planning multiple screenings, you can tell us when you register. The standard prices for a second screening is $99, and $75 for the third. Multiple screenings are also on a sliding scale. You can choose the amount you will pay for your screenings when you register.

Can I show the film at my college or university?
You can do this through Good Docs. Click here.

To register your screening with us, start by filling out this short form.