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Each year, over 600 screenings of POV films take place across the country. Find out about upcoming POV screenings and events near you below.
EVENTS LIST
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 10 20266:30 PM America/PhoenixScreening and Panel discussionBaker Center for Public Media1423 E University Blvd Room 223
Arizona 85719Homegoingsby Christine TurnerWe are hoping to work with a local gospel choir to kick off our evening then screen the film and have a discussion about rituals of cultures how they handle grief and death and beyond
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 11 202612:00 PM America/DetroitArtBreakKalamazoo Institute of Arts314 S. Park St.
Michigan 49007The People Could Flyby Imani Dennison and Bryn SilvermanThe Kalamazoo Institute of Arts presents this ArtBreak screening of "The People Could Fly" in conjunction with the newly-opened traveling exhibition, "Future Now: Virtual Sneakers to Cutting-Edge Kicks," which features footwear designs of the past, present, and future. ArtBreak is a bimonthly educational program that is free and open to the public. "Future Now: Virtual Sneakers to Cutting-Edge Kicks" is co-organized by the American Federation of Arts and the Bata Shoe Museum, and curated by Elizabeth Semmelhack, Director and Senior Curator of the Bata Shoe Museum.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 11 20265:30 PM America/DenverA Mother Apart — Durango | Everyday Democracy SeriesFort Lewis College - Student Union1000 Rim Drive Student Union
Colorado 81301A Mother Apartby Laurie Townshend and Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George and Justine PimlottAbout the Film In this intimate and deeply human story, Jamaican-American poet Staceyann Chin goes searching for the mother who left her behind—and, in the process, reimagines what mothering can be. Her journey spans Brooklyn, Montreal, Cologne, and Jamaica, weaving together memory, longing, forgiveness, and fierce love. Along the way, Staceyann builds a new kind of home with her young daughter—one rooted not in bloodline, but in chosen family, courage, and care. This powerful film invites us to reflect on the stories we inherit, the ones we lose, and the ones we create for ourselves. After the Screening Following the film, participants will gather in self-facilitated small groups for conversation and reflection on lineage, identity, and the stories that shape us—and how we choose to carry them forward. These conversations are designed to foster listening, curiosity, and compassion across different life experiences. Snacks and drinks provided. This event is produced with support from Fort Lewis College. This event is a collaboration with the award-winning documentary series POV (www.pbs.org/pov). Filmmakers: Laurie Townshend, Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George, Justine Pimlott. About the Series This event is part of Everyday Democracy: Stories That Build Us, a community film and conversation series from Rocky Mountain Public Media’s Above the Noise initiative. The series creates space for something essential: people talking to people about the real stuff of life—everyday experiences like care, work, belonging, childhood, and access to information that shape how we see the world and how we participate in it. Above the Noise is Rocky Mountain Public Media’s statewide civic-dialogue series that brings Coloradans together—in person and online—to listen, reflect, and connect. This initiative is part of RMPM’s broader Statewide Civic Engagement effort to strengthen trust, empathy, and participation across all 64 counties of Colorado.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 18 20263:30 PM America/New_YorkPOV Docu ScreeningNYPL Hunts Point Library877 Southern Blvd New York Public Library
New York 10459A Story of Bonesby Joseph Curran and Dominic Aubrey de Vere and Yvonne Isimeme IbazeboPOV Screening: A Story of Bones This event is in-person. Join the NYPL Hunts Point Library for a free screening of "A Story of Bones" As Construction Environmental Officer for St. Helena's troubled airport project, Annina van Neel learns about an unmarked mass burial ground of an estimated 9,000 formerly enslaved Africans. Haunted by this historical injustice, she and African American preservationist Peggy King Jorde fight for their proper memorialization, exposing the UK's colonial past and present.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 18 20265:00 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaAlbuquerque Museum2000 Mountain Rd NW
New Mexico 87104Igualada: Refusing to Know Your Placeby Juan Mejía Botero and Juan E. Yepes and Daniela Alatorre Benard and Sonia Serna BoteroSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 5pm arrival 5:30 Dinner 6pm Screening 7pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 18 20265:00 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaFUSION700 1st Street SW
New Mexico 87102Unapologeticby Ashley O’Shay and Morgan JohnsonSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 5pm arrival 5:30 Dinner 6pm Screening 7pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 18 20265:30 PM America/DenverA Mother Apart — Grand Junction | Everyday Democracy SeriesMesa County Libraries - Central Library443 N. 6th Street
Colorado 81501A Mother Apartby Laurie Townshend and Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George and Justine PimlottAbout the Film In this intimate and deeply human story, Jamaican-American poet Staceyann Chin goes searching for the mother who left her behind—and, in the process, reimagines what mothering can be. Her journey spans Brooklyn, Montreal, Cologne, and Jamaica, weaving together memory, longing, forgiveness, and fierce love. Along the way, Staceyann builds a new kind of home with her young daughter—one rooted not in bloodline, but in chosen family, courage, and care. This powerful film invites us to reflect on the stories we inherit, the ones we lose, and the ones we create for ourselves. After the Screening Following the film, participants will gather in self-facilitated small groups for conversation and reflection on lineage, identity, and the stories that shape us—and how we choose to carry them forward. These conversations are designed to foster listening, curiosity, and compassion across different life experiences. Snacks and drinks provided. This event is produced with support from Mesa County Libraries. This event is a collaboration with the award-winning documentary series POV (www.pbs.org/pov). Filmmakers: Laurie Townshend, Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George, Justine Pimlott. About the Series This event is part of Everyday Democracy: Stories That Build Us, a community film and conversation series from Rocky Mountain Public Media’s Above the Noise initiative. The series creates space for something essential: people talking to people about the real stuff of life—everyday experiences like care, work, belonging, childhood, and access to information that shape how we see the world and how we participate in it. Above the Noise is Rocky Mountain Public Media’s statewide civic-dialogue series that brings Coloradans together—in person and online—to listen, reflect, and connect. This initiative is part of RMPM’s broader Statewide Civic Engagement effort to strengthen trust, empathy, and participation across all 64 counties of Colorado.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 19 20266:00 PM America/New_YorkA lesson on remaining vigilant about religious freedomThe Coolidge Corner Theater290 Harvard St
Massachusetts 02446Under G-dby Paula Eiselt and Darcy McKinnonAs a Youth Organizing Fellow with the Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, one goal of the program is to put on an educational event in our community. I was born and raised in Brookline, and living again at home has driven me to educate my neighbors about the importance of religious freedom and church state separation. Under G-d and the panel following the screening aims to provide a perspective on the importance of church-state separation and its threats in America today.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 24 20261:00 PM America/New_YorkWinter Film SeriesOut of the Box2340 Country Side Dr.
Florida 32003The Bitter Pillby Clay Tweel and Tim Grant and Shannon E. Riggs and Mary RohlichFilm and discussions series for ages 55+
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 27 20262:00 PM America/DenverA Mother Apart — Aurora | Everyday Democracy SeriesAurora Public Library - Martin Luther King Jr. Library9898 E. Colfax Ave.
Colorado 80010A Mother Apartby Laurie Townshend and Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George and Justine PimlottAbout the Film In this intimate and deeply human story, Jamaican-American poet Staceyann Chin goes searching for the mother who left her behind—and, in the process, reimagines what mothering can be. Her journey spans Brooklyn, Montreal, Cologne, and Jamaica, weaving together memory, longing, forgiveness, and fierce love. Along the way, Staceyann builds a new kind of home with her young daughter—one rooted not in bloodline, but in chosen family, courage, and care. This powerful film invites us to reflect on the stories we inherit, the ones we lose, and the ones we create for ourselves. After the Screening Following the film, participants will gather in self-facilitated small groups for conversation and reflection on lineage, identity, and the stories that shape us—and how we choose to carry them forward. These conversations are designed to foster listening, curiosity, and compassion across different life experiences. Snacks and drinks provided. This event is produced with support from Mesa County Libraries. This event is a collaboration with the award-winning documentary series POV (www.pbs.org/pov). Filmmakers: Laurie Townshend, Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George, Justine Pimlott. About the Series This event is part of Everyday Democracy: Stories That Build Us, a community film and conversation series from Rocky Mountain Public Media’s Above the Noise initiative. The series creates space for something essential: people talking to people about the real stuff of life—everyday experiences like care, work, belonging, childhood, and access to information that shape how we see the world and how we participate in it. Above the Noise is Rocky Mountain Public Media’s statewide civic-dialogue series that brings Coloradans together—in person and online—to listen, reflect, and connect. This initiative is part of RMPM’s broader Statewide Civic Engagement effort to strengthen trust, empathy, and participation across all 64 counties of Colorado.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMFebruary 28 202610:30 AM America/DenverA Mother Apart — Colorado Springs | Everyday Democracy SeriesSouthern Colorado Public Media Center720 N. Tejon Street
Colorado 80903A Mother Apartby Laurie Townshend and Alison Duke and Ngardy Conteh George and Justine PimlottAbout the Film In this intimate and deeply human story, Jamaican-American poet Staceyann Chin goes searching for the mother who left her behind—and, in the process, reimagines what mothering can be. Her journey spans Brooklyn, Montreal, Cologne, and Jamaica, weaving together memory, longing, forgiveness, and fierce love. Along the way, Staceyann builds a new kind of home with her young daughter—one rooted not in bloodline, but in chosen family, courage, and care. This powerful film invites us to reflect on the stories we inherit, the ones we lose, and the ones we create for ourselves. After the Screening Following the film, participants will gather in self-facilitated small groups for conversation and reflection on lineage, identity, and the stories that shape us—and how we choose to carry them forward. These conversations are designed to foster listening, curiosity, and compassion across different life experiences. Snacks and drinks provided. This event is produced with support from Mesa County Libraries. This event is a collaboration with the award-winning documentary series POV (www.pbs.org/pov). Filmmakers: Laurie Townshend, Alison Duke, Ngardy Conteh George, Justine Pimlott. About the Series This event is part of Everyday Democracy: Stories That Build Us, a community film and conversation series from Rocky Mountain Public Media’s Above the Noise initiative. The series creates space for something essential: people talking to people about the real stuff of life—everyday experiences like care, work, belonging, childhood, and access to information that shape how we see the world and how we participate in it. Above the Noise is Rocky Mountain Public Media’s statewide civic-dialogue series that brings Coloradans together—in person and online—to listen, reflect, and connect. This initiative is part of RMPM’s broader Statewide Civic Engagement effort to strengthen trust, empathy, and participation across all 64 counties of Colorado.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMMarch 26 20265:00 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaFUSION700 1st SW
New Mexico 87102The Body Politicby Gabriel Francis Paz Goodenough and Dawne Langford and John BenamSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 5pm arrival 5:30 Dinner 6pm Screening 7pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMMarch 28 20263:00 PM America/New_YorkWomen Behind the Art - This is What America Looks LikeMiami Beach Regional LibraryMiami Beach Regional Library 227 22nd Street
Florida 33139American Seamsby Carly JakinsThis will be a free screening of the film, as part of a monthly film series entitled "This is What America Looks Like," which focuses on lesser known groups of people or issues that have impacted American history. This film will be screened along with 2 short films from the library's 16mm film collection about women artists. Together, the films will highlight women in art and how art is often overlooked as a source of historical documentation.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMApril 16 20265:30 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaFUSION700 1st SW
New Mexico 87102Emergent Cityby Kelly Anderson and Jay Arthur Sterrenberg and Brenda Ávila-HannaSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 7pm arrival 7:30 pm Screening 90 min 9pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMMay 23 20263:00 PM America/New_YorkThis is What America Looks LikeMiami Beach Regional LibraryMiami Beach Regional Library 227 22nd Street
Florida 33139Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision maya-linby Frieda Lee Mock and Terry SandersThis will be a free screening of the film, as part of a monthly film series entitled "This is What America Looks Like," which focuses on lesser known groups of people or issues that have impacted American history. Staff will introduce the film and the aspect of American history it discusses, and recommend reading materials for different age groups based on the themes of the film. Library attendees will receive 3D printed incentives for attending the event.
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMJune 18 20265:00 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaFUSION700 1st Street SW
New Mexico 87102Who I Am Notby Tünde Skovrán and Andrei ZincăSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 5pm arrival 5:30 Dinner 6pm Screening 7pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMJune 18 20265:00 PM America/DenverSanctuary CinemaFUSION700 1st Street SW
New Mexico 87102Hummingbirdsby Estefanía “Beba” Contreras and Silvia Del Carmen CastañoSanctuary Cinema – A brave space for transformative justice and belonging, through film. 2. Mission Statement Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! Using the power of storytelling in film to show nonfiction/documentary POV films (known for their intimacy, their unforgettable storytelling and their timeliness, putting a human face on contemporary social issues.) with a panel discussion afterwards and in partnership with various nonprofits. Event Description: We will be Screening films from POV /PBS to build Communities Committed to Action on contemporary social issues. Educate, Inspire, and Act! On the Third Wednesday of the Month. This is the inaugural screening of Sanctuary Cinema. Schedule: 5pm arrival 5:30 Dinner 6pm Screening 7pm Panel Discussion 10 pm Program Ends
- MORE ABOUT THIS FILMJuly 25 20263:00 PM America/New_YorkWho Deserves Monuments? - This is What America Looks LikeMiami Beach Regional LibraryMiami Beach Regional Library 227 22nd Street
Florida 33139The Neutral Groundby CJ Hunt and Darcy McKinnon and Roy Wood Jr.This will be a free screening of the film, as part of a monthly film series entitled "This is What America Looks Like," which focuses on lesser known groups of people or issues that have impacted American history. With the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, I would like to discuss the public American memory and who decides what/who will be memorialized and why. Each event in the series will begin with an introduction by staff and include a related book display with recommended reads for multiple ages.