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Indivisibles,

We’ve got some big news. The Academy Award-winning filmmakers of The Sixth
-- a high profile documentary on the January 6th insurrection that was
mysteriously back-burnered by nervous executives this year -- are
participating in a panel with us on their movie, its impact, and how we
move forward with open eyes in this November election. And now, we’re
making it even easier to see the incredible film.

[ [link removed] ]Join us for a panel discussion with Rep. Jamie Raskin, documentary
filmmakers Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine, and our own Ezra Levin on
Tuesday, October 8 at 8pm ET/5pm PT.

Created by Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine, The Sixth is an in-depth look at
the experiences of those who were there, and forces us to reckon with the
impacts of Trump’s rhetoric on the very people tasked with defending our
democracy. Featuring Rep. Jamie Raskin, MPD officers, congressional
staffers, and others present at the Capitol, The Sixth uses
previously-unseen footage to take an unflinching look at the worst attack
on our democracy since the Civil War.  

Symone D. Sanders Townsend from [ [link removed] ]The Weekend on MSNBC called it “the
best documentary I’ve ever seen.” [ [link removed] ]The Washington Post said it “should
be seen by all.” Even [ [link removed] ]Roll Call, the newspaper that’s covered Capitol
Hill since 1955, said watching it should be required for every incoming
Member of Congress. 

So why didn’t this pro-democracy film get the big, splashy treatment that
other A24 films have received? We have some billionaire-sized guesses, but
we’re more about taking action than placing blame. So we’re encouraging
you to see the movie, and then join us to discuss the film with Rep. Jamie
Raskin, Andrea Nix Fine, Sean Fine, and Ezra Levin on October 8.  

Watch the film at home: [ [link removed] ]We’re currently offering reimbursements to
registered Indivisible groups who want to rent or buy the film to watch
together, buy snacks, or host a gathering (before or immediately after the
panel) to discuss the film and its impact on our upcoming election. And if
your local library, school, or college is a part of the [ [link removed] ]Kanopy system,
you can stream the movie at home for free.

Find a screening near you: Indivisible Project is hosting FREE
screenings of The Sixth in select locations across the country,
including upcoming screenings in Las Vegas, St. Louis, Philadelphia,
Atlanta, and more. [ [link removed] ]Look to see if there’s a screening near you, then
reserve seats, and check out our [ [link removed] ]The Sixth Discussion Guide and
Toolkit.

[ [link removed] ]The Sixth free movie screening! Indivisible is partnering with Change
Content to present free screenings of the film in high-priority
districts across the country to highlight the continued risks to our
democracy

[ [link removed] ]Sam Adams at Slate said, “The Sixth is designed to reinvigorate. It
might be uncomfortable to look back on, but it’s not nearly as
uncomfortable as what might happen if we don’t.” With four years of
distance, it’s easy to forget how viscerally terrifying the events of that
day were and how close we were to the brink.  

Watch the movie. Remember what we’re up against. [ [link removed] ]Join us on October 8
to map the road to a brighter future in November.

[ [link removed] ]Register here >>

In solidarity,
Indivisible Team

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