DOCUTAH announces January–April monthly screenings
By Della Lowe
DOCUTAH announced the first four films in its annual monthly series. Each film is presented by the producer, director, or subject of the film with a meet and greet before the screening and a Q&A afterwards. Tickets may be reserved online with $10 payment at the door.
Meet and greets start at 6:30 p.m., and film screenings start at 7 p.m.
Jan. 31: “Dreams of the Black Echo”
This film highlights the Vietnam War as told by veterans from both sides. The updated film has additional footage and interviews, enhancing an already gripping look at this controversial war and the healing process that happens when soldiers can communicate after the conflict.
This event is hosted by executive producer and Vietnam veteran Dave Hansen and producer and director Phil Tuckett.
Feb. 28: “Knock Down the House”
At a moment of historic volatility in American politics, four women decided to fight back, setting themselves on a journey that would change their lives and their country forever.
This event is hosted by former U.S. House Candidate Amy Vilela.
March 27: “The Fabulous Allan Carr”
The story of the flamboyant Hollywood producer Allan Carr, famous for producing “Grease,” “Can’t Stop the Music,” the musical adaptation of “La Cage Aux Folles,” and the notorious 1989 Academy Awards.
This event is hosted by executive producers Derek Esplin and John Boccardo.
April 24: “Where’s My Roy Cohn”
Roy Cohn personified the dark arts of American politics, turning empty vessels into dangerous demagogues.
This event is hosted by executive producers Derek Esplin and John Boccardo.
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