Free Reception, Documentary Screening, and Q&A: "A Town Called Victoria"
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Free Reception, Documentary Screening, and Q&A: "A Town Called Victoria"

By MPAC's Hollywood Bureau

"A Town Called Victoria" tells a community's story of healing and struggle against hate after the local mosque is burned to the ground.

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AMC Georgetown 14

3111 K Street Northwest Washington, DC 20007

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  • 3 hours
  • ages 16+
  • In person
  • Paid parking

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Film & Media • Film


Free Documentary Screening: "A Town Called Victoria" Episode 1: The Fire

Space is Limited, RSVP does not guarantee a seat. Seats are first come, first serve.

Join us for a reception, free screening, and Q&A of the award-winning docuseries A Town Called Victoria at AMC Georgetown 14, followed by a panel discussion with key voices from the film and community leaders. This powerful documentary tells the story of the Victoria Islamic Center mosque arson and the resilience of a South Texas community navigating grief, faith, and the search for justice.

Following the screening, we invite you to engage in a meaningful conversation with:

  • Li Lu, Director/Producer
  • Abed Ajrami, Victoria Islamic Center Member
  • Heidi Ajrami, Victoria Islamic Center Member
  • Haris Tarin, VP of Policy & Programming, MPAC
  • Mohammad Ali, Director of Legislative & Congressional Affairs, MPAC
  • Sue Obeidi, Senior VP, MPAC Hollywood Bureau

Together, this distinguished panel will reflect on the docuseries’ themes of resilience, faith, and unity, while exploring how all communities can stand against hate and build toward healing.

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MPAC's Hollywood Bureau

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Oct 21 · 6:00 PM EDT