'King: Memphis to Montgomery' Will Once Again Screen in Theaters Across US

KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis "...a piece of history of immense power." The LA Times

Help us educate the next generation of Americans by hosting a community screening of the critically acclaimed documentary, KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis.

Initially released in theaters across American as a one-time-only event in 1972, Richard Kaplan and Kino Lorber are bringing the film back to the silver screen to commemorate the 50thanniversary of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. On February 17th, KING - A Filmed Record will once again screen in theaters across the United States in honor of Dr. King's life and dream.

To make this event a success and to share Martin Luther King's vision with a new generation, we need your organization's support. Please sign-up sign up to bring KING - A Filmed Record to your local movie theater through Tugg. Simply request a screening here, select your screening details, and then spread the word to your community. Once a minimum number of attendees commit, the event will be confirmed and Tugg will reserve the theater and manage ticketing.

The commemorative screening offers an unparalleled opportunity to acquaint a new generation with an essential piece of American history and to engage a new generation to realize Dr. King's dream. Help us spread the vision.

Please visit our website here to learn more: alivemindcinema.com/king

Tugg is an online platform that lets individuals and organizations host film screenings in their local theater. Tugg crowdsources theatrical screenings, which means that if enough people in your community want to see KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis, Tugg can make it happen, and you won't have to pay to rent the theater!

How does Tugg help me bring KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis to My Local Theater?

With Tugg you can easily bring *KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis* to your town as a one-night event, *without having to pay a licensing fee!* Here is how it works:

Visit the KING - A Film Record; From Montgomery to Memphis* page on Tugg: http://www.tugg.com/titles/king-a-filmed-record-from-montgomery-to-memphis