​DC Movie Screening of SOBER

​You’re invited to join us on Saturday, October 17 at the Big Think office for a special screening of SOBER, a new movie telling the story of The Phoenix movement and its mission. We would love for you to join us before the film for a reception.

​This is a sober event.

​The reception will include photos on the red carpet, complimentary heavy hors d’oeuvres, movie snacks, and non-alcoholic beverages. Dress code is casual.

​Tickets are free, but an RSVP is required as there are limited spots available.

​OCTOBER 17 EVENT PROGRAM

​🎟️ 5:00 PM: Reception
🎥 6:00 PM: Movie Screening
🎤 7:30 PM: Q&A Discussion with the filmmakers
🎬 8:00 PM: Event Ends

​EVENT LOCATION

​The event will take place at the Big Think office in DC located at 709 G St. NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20001.

​The closet metro is Gallery Place Chinatown Metro

​EVENT ATTIRE

​The event dress code is business casual.

​ABOUT THE MOVIE

​This is an advanced screening of the new documentary SOBER, which follows a group of people who have risen from the ashes of addiction in Los Angeles, proving that recovery isn’t just about getting sober but also about reclaiming joy, strength, and community.

​The film explores the rise of The Phoenix, a nonprofit founded by Scott Strode, as it evolves from a single man's journey to sobriety through fitness and connection into a nationwide movement of over one million people united by the power of community in recovery.

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ABOUT THE PHOENIX

​The Phoenix is a free sober active community that helps individuals find strength, connection, and hope in recovery through shared activities and human connection. Since its founding, The Phoenix has grown into a national movement and is now on the cusp of reaching 1 million members.