NO COUNTRY FOR MOTHERS — VIRTUAL SCREENING

​The system was built for mothers to fail. That's the argument of No Country for Mothers — a documentary 2,500 mothers pooled their money and their names to make, breaking a Guinness World Record for the most credited associate producers on a single film. A record that had stood since 1991. I'm one of those 2,500. That fact says something on its own. Mothers stopped waiting for someone else to tell this story and built the case themselves. What this actually is Seventy-eight minutes of film. Then we talk, and the conversation is the real event — the film is the reason we're all in the room. People tell me afterward that it was the part they didn't expect and didn't want to leave. How to come Camera off is completely normal. Most people keep them off. Come in whatever you're wearing. Feed a baby through it. Fold laundry with one ear in. Step away when someone needs you and come back. Leave early if you have to. All of that counts and none of it needs explaining. If it falls apart entirely, the recording stays open for 48 hours. Practical Free. Link goes out the morning of. Real language in the film — headphones if there are little ears nearby. Recommended 16+. Bring one friend who needs to hear she isn't the only one figuring it out. Hosted by Megan Darrell, founder of Big Mother Energy and one of the film's 2,500 associate producers. The world needs your big mother energy.