FLOOD - documentary screening and discussion with the filmmakers
FLOOD is a film about family, deep divisions, conversion events, & choosing connection, even when it is difficult. MONDAY, 10/26, 5:30-7:30
FLOOD - documentary screening and discussion with the filmmakers
About the Film
Filmmaker Katy Scoggin is starting a project about evolution and geologic time, but disagreements with her father — a young-earth creationist who rejects the theory of evolution — keep getting in the way. She heads home, where he is completing his last year of teaching before moving with the family across the country. Filming him in the classroom, where he is loved and respected, she begins to see him more fully, even as tensions at home reach a boiling point. With clarity and wry humor, Flood captures the complexity of a family that is both tightly knit and deeply divided.
Topics for discussion include:
- family estrangement and reconciliation
- science and religious beliefs
- political polarization
Sponsored by the Georgetown Dialogues Initiative, the Doyle Engaging Differences Program, Georgetown Division of Student Affairs, the M.A. Program in Conflict Resolution.
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- In person
Location
LOHRFINK AUDITORIUM, Hariri Building, Georgetown University Main Campus
37th and O Streets NW
Washington, DC 20057
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