Join us in celebrating New Day Films' 50th Anniversary

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Two black and white images of the four founders together, smiling playfully.

Right photo, New Day Films Founders from left to right: Liane Brandon, Jim Klein, Julia Reichert, and Amalie R. Rothschild, 1971.

New Day Films' 50th Anniversary Founders Celebration

Please find the panel recording from this wonderful event on YouTube with closed captions!

Panel with Audio Description.

Panel without Audio Description.

Information about the event:

Virtual event: Friday, November 12th

at 2:00 - 3:30 pm ET/11:00 am - 12:30 pm PT

RSVP @ tinyurl.com/NewDay50

New Day Films is proud to sponsor a national online event to celebrate our 50th anniversary with our four original founding members, Liane Brandon, Jim Klein, Julia Reichert and Amalie R. Rothschild. As we honor the founders’ groundbreaking feminist films and their role in starting the oldest, continuously functioning film distribution cooperative in the world, we ask you to join us!

Our founders will be in conversation with three newer New Day Films Member-Owners, Brenda Avila-Hanna, Rodney Evans, and Suzan Beraza.

New Day Films is a unique, filmmaker-run, cooperative distribution company. Since 1971, we have provided award-winning films directly to the educators, community groups, public libraries and organizations who use them. Democratically run by more than 150 filmmaker member-owners, New Day delivers hundreds of titles that illuminate, challenge and inspire. New Day was initially formed because a group of independent filmmakers were unable to find a distributor for their feminist films—so they decided to create one.

ASL and CART live captioning provided. Film clips will be open captioned and lightly audio described.

Please contact events@NewDay.com for other access needs.

Free online event. Space is limited. Register now.

We are proud to partner on this event with a number of powerhouse organizations that are critical to the documentary field. Many thanks to our event sponsors: American Documentary - America Reframed and POV; Center for Media and Social Impact (CSMI); D-Word; Film Fatales; Kartemquin; New York Women In Film & Television (NYWIFT); and Video Trust.

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