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X-WR-CALNAME:Peace Week Delaware Event: Streaming Film - John Lewis: Good T
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SUMMARY:Peace Week Delaware Event: Streaming Film - John Lewis: Good Troubl
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DESCRIPTION:“John Lewis: Good Trouble\,” is a poignant documentary that
 \nchronicles the moments in the late civil rights activist and U.S.\nrepre
 sentative’s life that have shaped his place in American\nhistory. Direct
 ed by Dawn Porter\, the film follows Georgia Democrat\nJohn Lewis’s life
  through interviews and rare archival footage.\nPorter's present-day inter
 views with Lewis\, who passed away July 17\,\ncover his upbringing\, his 
 first ventures into over 60+ years of social\nactivism\, his legislative a
 ctions on key issues and his relationship\nwith Dr. Martin Luther King. Th
 e filmmakers also spoke with notable\nfigures in the Democratic party such
  as House Majority Whip Jim\nClyburn of South Carolina\, former Attorney G
 eneral Eric Holder and\nRep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland\, who died in Oct
 ober\, 2019. Younger\nmembers of Congress are also featured in the film. \
 "John Lewis: Good\nTrouble\" takes its name from the congressman's favorit
 e quotation:\n\"Good trouble is necessary trouble.\" [2020\, US\, 113 min\
 , Rated: PG].\nImmediately following the feature\, there will be a pre-rec
 orded\ndiscussion between Representative Lewis and Oprah Winfrey\, filmed 
 in\nearly Summer and being made available exclusively for virtual cinema\n
 and in-theater engagements of the film. This is a wide-ranging\,\ninformal
 \, 16-minute conversation that’s a perfect follow-up to the\ndocumentary
 \, and could not be more relevant. Marc Bernardin of\n“Entertainment Wee
 kly” says\, “Absolutely inspiring!” Chris\nBarsanti of “The Playli
 st” writes\, “A portrait in courage that\npairs the past with the pres
 ent.”   Venue: Cinema Art Theater.\nPresenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Soci
 ety.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“John Lewis: Good Trouble\,” is a poignant
  documentary that chronicles the moments in the late civil rights activist
  and U.S. representative’s life that have shaped his place in American h
 istory. Directed by Dawn Porter\, the film follows Georgia Democrat John L
 ewis’s life through interviews and rare archival footage. Porter's prese
 nt-day interviews with Lewis\, who passed away July 17\, cover his upbrin
 ging\, his first ventures into over 60+ years of social activism\, his leg
 islative actions on key issues and his relationship with Dr. Martin Luther
  King. The filmmakers also spoke with notable figures in the Democratic pa
 rty such as House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn of South Carolina\, former Att
 orney General Eric Holder and Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland\, who died 
 in October\, 2019. Younger members of Congress are also featured in the fi
 lm. \"John Lewis: Good Trouble\" takes its name from the congressman's fav
 orite quotation: \"Good trouble is necessary trouble.\" [2020\, US\, 113 m
 in\, Rated: PG]. Immediately following the feature\, there will be a pre-r
 ecorded discussion between Representative Lewis and Oprah Winfrey\, filmed
  in early Summer and being made available exclusively for virtual cinema a
 nd in-theater engagements of the film. This is a wide-ranging\, informal\,
  16-minute conversation that’s a perfect follow-up to the documentary\, 
 and could not be more relevant. Marc Bernardin of “Entertainment Weekly
 ” says\, “Absolutely inspiring!” Chris Barsanti of “The Playlist
 ” writes\, “A portrait in courage that pairs the past with the present
 .”   Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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