​Exclusive DC Movie Screening

​You’re invited to join us on Thursday, September 24, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the NCTA – The Internet & Television Association in Washington, DC, for a special evening featuring a preview of the Sundance selected documentary series, BUCKS COUNTY, USA.

​This screening is sponsored by With Honor.

​The event will begin with a reception and photos, followed by an exclusive 30-minute preview of BUCKS COUNTY, USA, and an engaging post-screening conversation moderated by PBS NewsHour’s Judy Woodruff.

​Rooted in one community, BUCKS COUNTY, USA raises questions that resonate across the country: How do we talk to one another when we disagree? What are we teaching our children about how to live together and thrive? This special gathering brings that spirit to DC, creating space to hear the stories, ask questions, listen to thought leaders, and consider what we can do for the next generation.

​SEPTEMBER 24 EVENT PROGRAM

​🎟️ 6:30 PM: Reception
🎥 7:00 PM: Film Screening
🎤 7:45 PM: Q&A Discussion Featuring PBS NewsHour’s Judy Woodruff
🎬 8:30 PM: Event Ends

​Post-Screening panelists include: Layla Zaidane with Future Caucus, Andy Hanauer with One America, Nick Penniman with Issue One and Gonzalo Schwarz with Archbridge Institute

​EVENT LOCATION

​The event will take place at the NCTA – The Internet & Television Association located at 25 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Suite 100, Washington, DC 20001. The closest metro station is Union Station.

​EVENT ATTIRE

​The event dress code is business casual.

​WATCH THE TRAILER

​ABOUT THE FILM

​BUCKS COUNTY, USA is a five-part documentary series directed by award-winning filmmakers Robert May and Barry Levinson, and produced by Robert May, Barry Levinson, and Jason Sosnoff. Filmed over four years in politically divided Bucks County, Pennsylvania, the series follows a community navigating one of the most contentious periods in recent American history. What begins as a battle over COVID-19 policies in local schools quickly expands into larger debates about education, identity, parenting, and civic life.

​At the center of the story are 14-year-old best friends Evi and Vanessa, whose families hold opposing political beliefs. As the adults around them grow increasingly divided, the girls’ friendship offers a reminder that disagreement doesn’t have to end in disconnection.

​Starts streaming on PBS Sept. 20th and then on public television stations nationwide.