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SUMMARY:Streaming Film - The Fight
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DESCRIPTION:“The Fight\,” is an intriguing documentary that follows a d
 edicated\nteam of heroic ACLU lawyers in an electrifying battle over abort
 ion\nrights\, immigrant rights\, LGBTQ rights and voting rights. Only days
 \nafter the 2017 inauguration of Donald Trump\, furious Americans\ngathere
 d at airports across the country in protest of the Muslim ban.\nBut it was
  the efforts of the American Civil Liberties Union waging\nthe fight in fe
 deral court that turned the tide\, staying Trump’s\nexecutive order on g
 rounds of unconstitutionality. The ACLU has never\ngranted access to its o
 ffices\, even as its battles have become more\ntimely and momentous than e
 ver. This access has finally been granted\nto the filmmaking team of Eli B
 . Despres\, Josh Kriegman and Elyse\nSteinberg\, makers of 2016’s award-
 winning “Weiner.” You will be\ninspired by this story of front-line wa
 rriors in the battle for the\nAmerican soul. [2020\, US\, 96 min\, Rated: 
 PG-13]. Immediately following\nthe film\, there will be a pre-recorded dis
 cussion between Kerry\nWashington and the four ACLU lawyers featured in th
 e film (Brigitte\nAmiri\, Lee Gelernt\, Dale Ho\, and Chase Strangio). Thi
 s conversation is\nexclusive to virtual cinema and in-theater engagements.
  Additionally\,\npatrons will have free access to a live Q&A on Sun.\, Aug
  2 with the\nfilmmakers and lawyers\, moderated by Ann Hornaday of the “
 Washington\nPost.” This will also be archived and available beyond Aug 2
 . Venue:\nCinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:“The Fight\,” is an intriguing documentary
  that follows a dedicated team of heroic ACLU lawyers in an electrifying b
 attle over abortion rights\, immigrant rights\, LGBTQ rights and voting ri
 ghts. Only days after the 2017 inauguration of Donald Trump\, furious Amer
 icans gathered at airports across the country in protest of the Muslim ban
 . But it was the efforts of the American Civil Liberties Union waging the 
 fight in federal court that turned the tide\, staying Trump’s executive 
 order on grounds of unconstitutionality. The ACLU has never granted access
  to its offices\, even as its battles have become more timely and momentou
 s than ever. This access has finally been granted to the filmmaking team o
 f Eli B. Despres\, Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg\, makers of 2016’s 
 award-winning “Weiner.” You will be inspired by this story of front-li
 ne warriors in the battle for the American soul. [2020\, US\, 96 min\, Rat
 ed: PG-13]. Immediately following the film\, there will be a pre-recorded 
 discussion between Kerry Washington and the four ACLU lawyers featured in 
 the film (Brigitte Amiri\, Lee Gelernt\, Dale Ho\, and Chase Strangio). Th
 is conversation is exclusive to virtual cinema and in-theater engagements.
  Additionally\, patrons will have free access to a live Q&A on Sun.\, Aug 
 2 with the filmmakers and lawyers\, moderated by Ann Hornaday of the “Wa
 shington Post.” This will also be archived and available beyond Aug 2. V
 enue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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