Screening note: This digital screening is available to view between 12:01am PT on Friday, October 9, and 11:59pm PT on Sunday, October 18, and is available to ticket buyers and passholders within the state of California.
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A hit at this year's Sundance Film Festival, the latest feature from documentarian Kim A. Snyder (Newtown) is an inspiring, intimate portrait of the courageous teenagers of Parkland, Florida (including Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg) who created and led the March for Our Lives youth movement against gun violence. In February 2018, after surviving a tragic mass school shooting, these students decided to channel their personal trauma, grief, and anger into political activism. No longer able to be "normal ass kids doing normal ass things," to quote student and shooting victim Samantha Fuentes, their dogged determination to make a difference, to make surviving matter, even just to speak out in public, helped spark the nationwide youth movement that defined the 2018 midterm elections. Rather than debate politics or policy, Us Kids focuses on the characters themselves, providing an emotional behind-the-scenes look at the brave struggles and uncommon wisdom and grace of these remarkable teenagers.