“A Reckoning in Boston” will be shown at the Ocean County Library’s Tuckerton branch on Monday, Jan. 8 at 7 p.m.

Sustainable Practices Film Series is an ongoing series of screenings dedicated to the health and wellbeing of our community and our planet. More information here.

Screening and Q&A with the film team at the Watertown Public Library, Mass.. More information and directions here.

Join us for a screening of A RECKONING IN BOSTON to celebrate Juneteenth at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston. Stay tuned for screening time and other details!

Private Screening.

An evening of storytelling, reflection & dialogue with film participant and producer Carl Chandler and director James Rutenbeck.

Join us for an Encounters Dialogue immediately following the film. Encounters is a style of community dialogue that fosters facilitated, small-group discussion followed by a question-and-answer style conversation. The dialogue, exploring the film’s key themes of access to affordable housing and the long legacy of racism in Boston, will engage the filmmaker, James Rutenbeck, production teams and protagonists, Kafi Dixon and Carl Hazard. More information HERE.

Screening and panel discussion at the Founder's Hall Auditorium in celebration of Black History Month.

In recognition of Black History Month, join the Ipswich community for a FREE film screening of the award-winning documentary, A Reckoning in Boston. Doors open at 6:30pm. Click HERE for more information.

Sponsored by Ascension Memorial Church, Ipswich Human Rights Commission, Ipswich Recreation & Culture Dept., Ipswich Together.

Angier School Families for Organizing for Racial Justice. Private screening.

Virtual screening at the National Humanities Alliance Conference.

Screening and panel discussion in the Metcalf Auditorium of the RISD Museum of Art. Open to the public.

Screening and panel with Kafi Dixon and members of Common Good Cooperative.

Register for Panel Discussion

From racism to COVID-19, Black Women in Community & Ongoing Public Health Crisis

Join us for a conversation with Kafi Dixon and community panelist about the lived experience of racism-related stressors and determinants of health for Black women in Greater Boston as well as community-based health interventions through farming and collective advocacy.

On January 18, Greater Boston residents are invited to join Essential Partners and filmmaker James Rutenbeck to engage in open, honest dialogue about this moving film and its complex themes. Free registration HERE.

Private screening for the Council on the Uncertain Human Future followed by a conversation with the filmmakers.

JP Movie Night presents an in-person screening of A Reckoning in Boston and conversation with the filmmakers at the Centre for Faith, Art and Justice, in the First Baptist Church, 633 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, Mass. More information here.

WIN WEEK: Joy, Hope and Resistance: Creating conditions to thrive together by Well Being in the Nation (WIN) Network presents a screening and conservation with James Rutenbeck and Kafi Dixon around the documentary film A Reckoning in Boston.

Official selection at the Hamptons Documentary Film Festival. In-person screening on December 6 at 7:30pm at the Bay Street Theater, followed by Q&A with the filmmakers. Tickets available here. Encore online screenings through December 13.

Join the MIT List Visual Arts Center for a screening of A Reckoning in Boston. After the screening, director and coproducer/subject, James Rutenbeck and Kafi Dixon will host a Q & A discussion. The film screening will take place on December 2nd, 2021 in the Bartos Theater at 7 PM. Register here.

Screening for the Lawrence (Kansas) community. Presented by the Free State Film Society . More information here.

Private event in partnership with the Institute for Sustainable Communities, including screening and conversation with the filmmakers.

Discussion of 'A Reckoning in Boston' with director James Rutenbeck, producer Kafi Dixon, and the Globe's Adrian Walker on Monday, November 15th at 5:00pm EST.

In-person screening November 14, Virtual Encore November 18-21. Geo-blocked to the U.S. More information and tickets here.

Online screening and conversation with the filmmakers. Registration for this event is being handled through the Diocesan Convention registration site, here .

Screening and discussion with the filmmakers for the Northeastern University community. Made possible by Northeastern’s Human Services Program, Social Impact Lab, Northeastern University Library, School of Architecture, Africana Studies Program, Department of Sociology & Anthropology, Community Engaged Teaching & Research and Communication Studies.

Film screening , followed by a conversation on Crowdcast for a live Q&A with filmmakers James Rutenbeck and Kafi Dixon, moderated by Rep. Liz Miranda. Sponsored by Mass Humanities.