"Something in the Water" Documentary Screening

"SOMETHING IN THE WATER"

2022 WINNER! BVFF GRAND FESTIVAL AWARD DOCUMENTARY - STATE OF THE NATION

• Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival, Official Selection
• South Texas Underground Film Festival- 2022 STUFF, Official Selection/WINNER!
• Berkeley Video Film Festival, 31st BVFF WINNER! "GRAND FESTIVAL-DOCUMENTARY"
• Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival, Semi-Finalist

Join filmmakers Jeri Wachter and Joseph C. Stillman for an evening of film, music, and conversations about "Something in the Water," a documentary about a search for common ground in America at Foothills Performing Arts Center in Oneonta, New York. Thank you, Five Star Subaru, for sponsoring these important community events!

FRIDAY, APRIL 21, DOORS OPEN @ 6PM. MUSICAL ARTIST CHRIS RIFFLE WILL PLAY HIS SOULFUL ORIGINAL WORKS. Cash bar21+.

FILM SCREENS @ 7PM.

About the Film

The "Something in the Water" documentary is a stunning mosaic of America in a search for common ground. Filmmakers Jeri Wachter and Joseph C. Stillman traveled 16,500 miles to 30 states in fifty days to speak with 200 people to hear the perspectives of a diverse group of Americans from across the country at an unprecedented time in the recent history of the United States. Their testimonies tell an important story about our country, supported by historically relevant research to discuss topics that deeply impact our society and affect relationships in our communities, workplaces, schools, neighbors, friends, and families. We hope you feel moved, learn something new, and find a surprise in your fellow Americans. The film has shown to move audiences to profound conversations on issues talked about in the film. The documentary is 100 minutes long and appropriate for ages 14 to 103.

You are purchasing tickets for a "Something in the Water" screening on Friday, April 21, 2022, at Foothills Performing Arts & Civic Center, 24 Market Street, Oneonta, NY 13820. Doors open at 6 pm. The film screens at 7 pm.

Tickets are $15.00 at the door. Email hope@somethinginthewater.today to make a reservation.. Tickets are also available for Saturday, April 22, at 7 pm.

https://somethinginthewater.today

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