TONIGHT
A Reckoning In Boston
Film Screening plus Live Q&A with the Film Team

TONIGHT
Thursday, May 20
6:00pm Screening followed immediately by
7:20pm Q&A
Online. Free. All are welcome.

Tonight, join us for an exclusive virtual screening event of “A Reckoning in Boston,” a new award-winning film from director James Rutenbeck and Lost Nation Pictures. This is a documentary about race and equity, Black and white, access and privilege, land and its ability to heal.

This is an invitation to listen.

Immediately following the movie, join Rutenbeck and producer Kafi Dixon for a live Q&A session moderated by Dr. Theodore Landsmark, director of the Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy at Northeastern University.

Sponsored by ASLA and co-sponsored by BSLA, this event is FREE for members and non-members, but only open to U.S. registrants at this time.

How this works:

Step one: Register here.

Step two: Watch the movie.
After you register, you will be emailed a unique "ticket link" from Show&Tell for viewing at 6pm.

Step three: At 7:20pm, immediately following the movie, click on the Q&A link to Join the Live Talk Zoom.
For related coverage about Reckoning, listen to this May 6 Radio Boston interview with Dixon, Rutenbeck and WBUR's Tiziana Dearing, this May 6 piece by Erin Trahan on Examining Privilege, and this May 5 conversation between Dixon and WBUR's Barbara Moran, "I wanted to be on Land."

Below, a still from the film. "This is a tree."
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