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Capitol Hill Welcomes the Film's D.C. Premiere

Washington, DC (PRWEB) October 7, 2009 -- Senators Ben Nelson and Jeff Sessions will celebrate the Boy Scouts of America on Capitol Hill with an event featuring a screening of a new documentary film, 759: Boy Scouts of Harlem, on October 8 at 5:30 pm in the Congressional Auditorium at the Capitol Visitors Center.

The film follows Boy Scout Troop 759 from Harlem, New York, as 11-… Continue

The Thril Spy Festival kicks off in DC tonight - and while not exclusively a documentary festival - there is a pretty cool doc premiere happening on Saturday at 7:30pm.

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The Champagne Spy to Premiere at ThrillSpy International Film Festival ThrillSpy International Film festival is proud to announce the Washington, D.C. premiere of the The Champagne Spy. This 2007 award winning documentary follows an Israeli agent who goes… Continue

Tuesday, Oct 6th at Hamiltonian Gallery, 7:00pm

Special screening of the new season of the award-winning PBS documentary, Art21 at the Hamiltonian gallery on U St. This event is part of Art21 Access ‘09, a celebration of contemporary art and Season 5 of Art:21-Art in the Twenty-First Century sponsored by Art21. Art21 Access 09 is held at over 300 museums, schools, libraries, art spaces, and community centers and is organized in collaboration with Americans for the Arts’ National Arts and Humani… Continue

A Capitol Hill Screening of "War Child"

If you’re in Washington, D.C., this week, don’t miss the screening of the award-winning documentary "War Child" on Capitol Hill. On Wednesday, October 7, the Enough Project, along with honorary co-hosts Congressman Donald. M Payne (D-NJ) and Congressman Frank R. Wolf (R-VA), will host the screening and a panel discussion with the film’s director, C. Karim Chrobog.

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"Africa's Daughters" and "Equilibrium City," movies that take viewers far away and close to home, will be shown at 7 p.m. Monday, Aug. 3, as part of the NPC summer film series.

"Africa's Daughters," a film by broadcast journalist Natalie Halpern, captures the journey of two Ugandan girls with one big dream: to lift themselves and their families out of poverty. To do that they must challenge cultural traditions and graduate high school, something nearly impossible for most African girls. The hal… Continue