Community Patrol will screen twice at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival as part of the Solutions or Revolutions Shorts Program. Hosted by America’s “First Resort” and held on the doorstep of a national park, the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival is a culturally diverse and intergenerational event. Now approaching its 28th year as the oldest all-documentary festival in North America and one of the longest running non-fiction festivals in the world, the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival remains a prominent champion and protector of the documentary film genre.

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Community Patrol will screen twice at the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival as part of the Solutions or Revolutions Shorts Program. Hosted by America’s “First Resort” and held on the doorstep of a national park, the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival is a culturally diverse and intergenerational event. Now approaching its 28th year as the oldest all-documentary festival in North America and one of the longest running non-fiction festivals in the world, the Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival remains a prominent champion and protector of the documentary film genre.

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Community Patrol will screen twice at BendFilm Festival before the feature length film, Satan and Adam.

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Community Patrol will screen twice at BendFilm Festival before the feature length film, Satan and Adam.

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Community Patrol will screen at the Camden International Film Festival before the feature film, Where the Pavement Ends. When it was founded in 2005, the Camden International Film Festival was one of the world’s only small town film festivals focused exclusively on documentary film. With a deep commitment to supporting artists and building community, the festival has grown into a premiere event. CIFF elevates a weekend full of documentary screenings into a rich experience – one that is just as unique and engrossing as the films themselves. Camden International Film Festival has been described as being “among the elite of documentary fests” and named one of the top 12 documentary festivals in the world.

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Community Patrol will screen at Michael Moore’s Traverse City Film Festival at the beautiful and historic Bijou by the Bay theater as part of the Shorts on Shuffle program: “Like the ultimate mixtape your bff put together for you back in the day, we've put together a collection of our favorite fiction and nonfiction shorts we've found over the year.”

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Street Fighting Men will have its New York premiere at the Brooklyn Film Festival (BFF). The mission of BFF is to provide a public forum in Brooklyn to advance public interest in films and the independent production of films. To draw worldwide attention to Brooklyn as a center for cinema. To encourage the rights of all Brooklyn residents to access and experience the power of independent filmmaking, and to promote artistic excellence and the creative freedom of artists without censure.

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Street Fighting Men is an official selection at the Brooklyn Film Festival (BFF). The mission of BFF is to provide a public forum in Brooklyn to advance public interest in films and the independent production of films. To draw worldwide attention to Brooklyn as a center for cinema. To encourage the rights of all Brooklyn residents to access and experience the power of independent filmmaking, and to promote artistic excellence and the creative freedom of artists without censure.

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Street Fighting Men will have its international premiere at the Ghent Viewpoint Documentary Film Festival in Ghent, Belgium. The revived Ghent Viewpoint Documentary Film Festival, now in its tenth edition, will continue to emphasize lesser known, vanguard documentary works and further its tradition of galvanizing budding talent. Most importantly, the Ghent Viewpoint Documentary Film Festival will create a space for unique visionaries and voices.

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Street Fighting Men and Community Patrol will screen together as a double feature at Cable Car Cinema in Providence, Rhode Island for one night only on Thursday, May 10th at 7pm. Producer Sara Archambault will be in attendance for a post-screening Q&A.

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Street Fighting Men is an official selection at the Freep Film Festival in Detroit, Michigan. The Freep Film Festival is an invite-only festival which showcases films that are relevant to Detroit, the region and Michigan in the hopes of fostering engagement and discussion.

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Community Patrol will screen three times at Ashland Independent Film Festival. The Ashland Independent Film Festival is five days of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave."  Every Spring, Southern Oregon is buzzing with the excitement of the AIFF.  Over 7000 film lovers gather at the art-deco Varsity Theatre, the Historic Ashland Armory, and other venues to watch over 100 documentary, feature, and short films in five days.

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Community Patrol will screen three times at Ashland Independent Film Festival. The Ashland Independent Film Festival is five days of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave."  Every Spring, Southern Oregon is buzzing with the excitement of the AIFF.  Over 7000 film lovers gather at the art-deco Varsity Theatre, the Historic Ashland Armory, and other venues to watch over 100 documentary, feature, and short films in five days.

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Street Fighting Men is an official selection at the Freep Film Festival in Detroit, Michigan. The Freep Film Festival is an invite-only festival which showcases films that are relevant to Detroit, the region and Michigan in the hopes of fostering engagement and discussion.

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Community Patrol will screen three times at Ashland Independent Film Festival. The Ashland Independent Film Festival is five days of the highest quality independent film in this historic town the Washington Post called "a dream you'll never want to leave."  Every Spring, Southern Oregon is buzzing with the excitement of the AIFF.  Over 7000 film lovers gather at the art-deco Varsity Theatre, the Historic Ashland Armory, and other venues to watch over 100 documentary, feature, and short films in five days.

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Street Fighting Men is an official selection at Athens International Film + Video Festival and will be screening in competition. Known globally as a festival that supports cinema from underground and marginalized populations, the AIFVF represents the values of the Athens community. AIFVF is a champion of justice and provides a voice for underrepresented artists and viewpoints on a global level. For four decades, Athens International has embraced experimental, narrative, short-form, feature length, and documentary films from every corner of the globe, offering filmmakers a stellar platform for public exposure and an environment that values artistry above marquee names and industry relationships.

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Community Patrol will screen a second time at True/False in the Coffee 70 shorts program. See it on the big screen at RagTag Cinema.

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Community Patrol is an official selection at True/False, the “most important documentary film festival in America” (Steven, Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times). The film will screen in the Coffee 70 shorts program on Friday and Saturday respectively. The mission of True/False is “to forge a supportive, celebratory refuge for filmmakers and amplify the possibilities of creative nonfiction.”

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The Utah Film Center will be presenting Street Fighting Men for free on February 27th at the Fulton Library Auditorium on the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus in Orem, Utah. The mission of the Utah Film Center is to inspire and engage diverse audiences to initiate conversation and community building through curated film exhibition, educational programs, and artist support.

Free screening.

Street Fighting Men has been selected to screen at the 15th annual Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana. Big Sky is the premier venue for non-fiction film in the American West. The mission of Big Sky is to celebrate and promote the art of nonfiction filmmaking, and to encourage media literacy by fostering public understanding and appreciation of documentary film.

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Community Patrol will have its World Premiere at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival in Missoula, Montana. The mission of the Big Sky Film Institute is to celebrate and promote the art of nonfiction filmmaking, and to encourage media literacy by fostering public understanding and appreciation of documentary film.

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The Utah Film Center will be presenting Street Fighting Men for free on February 21st at Peery's Egyptian Theater in Ogden, Utah. The mission of the Utah Film Center is to inspire and engage diverse audiences to initiate conversation and community building through curated film exhibition, educational programs, and artist support.

Free screening.

The Utah Film Center will be presenting Street Fighting Men for free on February 1st at the Viridian Events Center in West Jordan, Utah. The mission of the Utah Film Center is to inspire and engage diverse audiences to initiate conversation and community building through curated film exhibition, educational programs, and artist support.

Free screening.

Street Fighting Men will screen at the 26th St. Louis International Film Festival on Saturday, November 11th, 2017 at the Missouri History Museum. The film will be part of the festival's Mean Streets program and will feature a Q&A with director Andrew James.

Mean Streets: Viewing the Divided City Through the Lens of Film and Television is a program of The Divided City: An Urban Humanities Initiative. With the support of the Mellon Foundation, Washington U.’s Center for the Humanities, in partnership with the College of Architecture and Graduate School of Architecture and Urban Design, is engaged in a four-year initiative called The Divided City, which addresses one of the most persistent and vexing issues in urban studies: segregation.

Free screening.

Radio West and the Utah Film Center present Through the Lens, a monthly screening series which features the best in documentary filmmaking. They speak with established and new directors who are changing the way audiences see the world. Don't miss this free screening at the Rose Wagner. Q&A with director Andrew James to follow, moderated by Doug Fabrizio.

Free screening.

Street Fighting Men is an official selection at the 35th Rhode Island International Film Festival. The Festival's goal is to recognize achievement and innovation in a variety of filmmaking and storytelling disciplines. Come see the film on Saturday August 12th at 2:30 PM at the Greenwich Odeum.

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