CINEMA NIGHT: "Democracy, Voting and The Rule of Law"

The Arts Club of Washington Cinematography Committee

&

Emmy Awarded Producer, Todd Clark

Present

CINEMA NIGHT: "Democracy, Voting and The Rule of Law"

Tuesday, September 15 at 6:00 pm

OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - FREE

This week we are featuring a screening of Andy Griffith's classic film  "A Face in the Crowd" preceded by a reception and discussion with guest panelists:

Jerome Barry

Director: “Yearn to Breathe Free” & the Embassy Series

and

The second night of a unique 10-week film series focused on "Democracy, Voting and The Rule of Law" . Curated and hosted by local EMMY Awarded Producer, Todd Clark, this timely series will provide its audiences with a weekly film screening, and a brief panel presentation, that will showcase inspirational, entertaining, and educational classic American films whose story-lines and characters will help its audience to explore, celebrate, and reaffirm the urgency and historic legacy of informed civic engagement and the protection of cherished constitutional liberties. Prior to the film screening will be a brief presentation by a representative from a leading constitutional and voting rights advocacy organization who will describe their efforts to preserve, defend and promote civic engagement and the right and ability to vote.

To keep everyone safe the attendance for this event is strictly limited to 30 and all food and drinks are passed. Please adhere to the Arts Club's guideline while attending this event:

Plan for a Safe Reopening

Cocktail will be outdoors in the patio area and program inside

Complimentary parking after 6 pm at 2001 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.