America Unfiltered: Film Screening and Discussion
Dartmouth Dialogues presents a screening of "America Unfiltered", a documentary capturing the voices of everyday Americans at a cultural turning point.
America Unfiltered is a raw, resonant road trip through a nation in flux. Over nine months, two immigrant filmmakers crisscrossed the U.S. – from desert outposts to the Capitol steps on January 6th to chaotic city corners – capturing the voices of everyday Americans. With a knack for striking up conversations in unlikely places, they speak with gun shop owners, conspiracy theorists, grieving mothers, undocumented workers, small-town locals, and many others. The result: a textured, unvarnished portrait of a country reckoning with itself. America Unfiltered invites us to pause, listen–and find the unexpected threads that bind us.
The filmmakers, Horacio Marquinez and Kirill Myltsev, will be present for a talkback after the screening. This event is part of the Dartmouth Dialogues Special Topic Series on Borders and Immigration.
A reception precedes the screening at 5:30pm.
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