Upcoming Events

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People's Solidarity Hub hosted by (m)otherboard
Sep
11

People's Solidarity Hub hosted by (m)otherboard

(m)otherboard is a tech justice collective nurturing human agency, dignity, and care through experiments in storytelling, gathering, and participatory governance. They are hosting nationwide screenings of our film, with expertly faciltated community conversations. This one at The People's Solidarity Hub, an amazing community space in Durham, NC. Free event! RSVP here.

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Cary Film Festival
Sep
12

Cary Film Festival

Join us at the Cary Film Festival in the delightful shorts block called “Mishaps and Misadventures.” Tickets here.

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Open Table United Methodist Church
Sep
13

Open Table United Methodist Church

​Join Open Table UMC & (m)otherboard for this special film screening, discussion with the writer and director Emily Best, and community conversation about manufactured divinity, stolen identity, and reclaiming agency in the age of AI. Free event! RSVP here.

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Breck Film
Sep
17
to Sep 20

Breck Film

Breckenridge, CO is a spectacular place to watch movies! The lineup hasn’t been announced yet but we’ll update our website as soon as we have screening details.

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Nashville Film Festival
Sep
25

Nashville Film Festival

We’re making our Tennessee premiere at one of our favorite Southern film fests as a part of their “9-5” Narrative Shorts Block. Get your tickets here.

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Sidewalk Film Festival
Aug
29

Sidewalk Film Festival

Get your tickets here for the second screening as a part of the Alabama spotlight shorts!

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Sidewalk Film Festival
Aug
24

Sidewalk Film Festival

The 28th Annual Sidewalk Film Festival presented by Regions Bank will take place August 24th – 30th, 2026 in Downtown Birmingham’s Historic Theatre District. Here is the ticket link for our Alabama spotlight screening.

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Mississippi Film Summit
Aug
21

Mississippi Film Summit

This special screening at Mississippi Public Broadcasting will be followed by a panel discussion, moderated by Carol Andersen of the Mississippi Humanities Council, with co-writer/director Emily Best and Northminster Baptist Church Senior Pastor Scott Dickison, and Chauncey Spears, Director of Visionary Leadership and Education with the Beloved Community Partnership at the International Museum of Muslim Cultures. Tickets here.

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