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HCAS hosts a special preview screening of the Sundance Winning Documentary Boys State

August 10 2020

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HCAS is hosting a free virtual preview screening of the 2019 Sundance award-winning documentary Boys State for HCAS members and HCAF 2019 festival ticket purchasers, followed by a Q&A with directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss and film subjects Houstonian Steven Garza and San Antonian Ben Feinstein, moderated by HCAS’s Michael Robinson. The film is courtesy of Apple Original Films and A24. Boys State will be released on Apple TV+ on Friday, August 14th.   


Registration ends August 5th at 10:00am CST. Members can reserve tickets at the link below. HCAF 2019 ticket purchasers can email admin @ cinemahtx.org with their name and the film they watched at the festival and will be added to the list. Registrations after 10am CST will not be included. 


Boys State follows the lives of teenage boys participating in Boys State, a program where selected students from all around the nation build a representative government. They involve themselves in alliances, political parties, campaigns, mock elections and legislatures as they learn how the political process works. One of the films subjects, Steven Garza, a student from Mayde Creek High School in Katy, Texas, displays perseverance and heroism in sticking to his progressive beliefs running for a governor position even though the conclave was dominated by his white, conservative peers.


For more information, visit: https://hcas.eventive.org/schedule/5f22ee3385a26f00360d69c7

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