Jan 11, 2024
Emmy-nominated and critically-acclaimed feature film to screen with director Nicholas Bruckman and Executive Producer Bradley Whitford in Ady's hometown of Santa Barbara on the eve of his memorial.
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Jan. 11, 2024 - PRLog -- In attendance will be many of Ady's co-workers, fellow activists, friends, relatives, and caregivers. The screening event is the evening before a large memorial service in Santa Barbara for Ady, with high profile attendees expected, as Ady was recently eulogized by President Biden and members of Congress. For more information and to view the livestream go to rememberingady.com
The screening is co-hosted by the Be a Hero organization, People's Television, and the UCSB Carsey Wolf Center, and will be followed by a Q&A with director Nicholas Bruckman, Emmy-Winning Actor & Executive Producer Bradley Whitford, Producer Amanda Roddy, Activist Tracey Corder, moderated by Mona Damluji, Professor at UCSB
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ABOUT NOT GOING QUIETLY
One of the most widely-acclaimed documentaries of the past two years, Not Going Quietly tells the unforgettable story of Ady Barkan, considered "The Most Powerful Activist in America" before his recent passing in November 2023. The film won the audience award at its world premiere at the SXSW Film Festival, and went on to receive 2 Emmy® Nominations as well as, Critics Choice, International Documentary Association, and Cinema Eye recognition, and was acquired by PBS POV, Greenwich Entertainment, and Hulu, and released worldwide on Vice Media. For more information on "Not Going Quietly", please visit the film's official website at www.notgoingquietlyfilm.com
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