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July 22: Campus Progress to Screen MTM9 in Washington, DC

July 22 in Washington, DC E Street Cinema 555 11th St NW Washington, DC 20004 (202) 452-7672 Campus Progress hosts their annual…

July 16-19: MTM9 to Screen at Allied Media Conference in Detroit, MI

July 16-19 in Detroit, MI Allied Media Conference will screen the ninth annual Media That Matters Film Festival. Filmmakers of MTM9’s Locusts,…

July 4: Media That Matters Films Screen at Rooftop Films AMERICANA Screening in New York, NY - VENUE CHANGE!

HEY EVERYONE - IF YOU ALREADY GOT TICKETS, PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A CHANGE OF VENUE FOR SATURDAY’S SCREENING! New address: The…

June 30: Selected Media That Matters Films to Screen at Senza Frontiere Film Festival in Roma, Italy

Selected films from the ninth annual Media That Matters collection will screen on June 30 in Roma, Italy for the official opening…

Immersion to Screen at New Zealand Film Festival

The MTM9 film Immersion will be playing in the New Zealand Film Festival, which screens at locations across the country! It’s part…

Perversion of Justice’s Hamedah Hasan is Finally Released!

The courts have finally released Hamedah Hasan - the woman profiled in last year’s Media That Matters Film Perversion of Justice. Filmmaker…

June 24: Immersion to Screen at Palm Springs International Shortfest in Palm Springs, CA

MTM9 filmmakers Richard and Zareen Poonen Levien will screen their film, Immersion, at the Palm Springs International Shortfest in Palm Springs, CA.…

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