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Join us for a FREE afternoon of documentary films, storytelling, and community conversation exploring memory, love, justice, family, and belonging—and how the stories we tell shape our understanding of one another and the places we call home.🎬 Four powerful documentary films:
Living with a Visionary — An award-winning animated short about love, aging, caregiving, and the fragile nature of memory.
Sallie’s Ashes — An inspiring story of an Alabama activist, friendship, environmental justice, and the legacy we leave behind.
How to Sue the Klan — The remarkable true story of the Chattanooga Five and their fight for justice against the Ku Klux Klan.
Do Si Do — An experimental Appalachian documentary exploring race, family, identity, and belonging through generations of storytelling.
Following the screenings, we’ll hear from filmmakers and share in a community conversation about whose stories become history—and what we choose to carry forward.
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Chattanooga Theatre Centre, 400 River St | PO Box 4023,Chattanooga,TN,United States
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