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SPECIAL SCREENING at The CLYDE THEATRE on Wednesday, July 10th at 7:00pm.
Why does Thelma & Louise still resonate with viewers all over the world 33 years after its release? In the award-winning documentary, Catching Sight of Thelma & Louise, viewers share what they wrote about the film in 1991. Through laughter and tears they revisit powerful emotional reactions they had and connect them to their experiences in the intervening years. Clips from the original film highlight evocative scenes and its unforgettable cast of characters.
Local Filmmaker, Jennifer Townsend, will be present for Q&A after the screening.
MARK YOUR CALENDARS for July 10th and bring your BFFs.
Heartbreakingly frank; surprisingly multi-layered — Arts Beat LA
Compelling documentary; Stories of justice denied — Alliance of Women Film Journalists
Fascinating; reveals subtleties and ambiguities — The Hollywood Reporter
Trailer and more information at https://www.CatchingSightOf.com
Catching Sight of Thelma & Louise won awards at film festivals throughout the United States and abroad, including Best Documentary, Audience Award, Best Director, and Opening Night Film