Windsor Film Society

LXCL:General admission, not assigned seating. 50% of the proceeds will be donated to the Amherstburg Freedom Museum Doors @ 6:30PM • Screening @ 7:00PMDiscussion to follow the film.

General Admission

Join Hole in the Wall and The Amherstburg Freedom Museum for a special Emancipation Day screening of 12 Years a Slave. Experience the powerful, Oscar-winning film that brings the true story of Solomon Northup to life, then stay for a thoughtful discussion about its historical significance and the vital role Amherstburg played in the fight for freedom. All are welcome for this important evening of reflection, conversation, and community. PANELISTSMonty LoganBoard Chair, Amherstburg Freedom Museum Christie NelsonPresident of the Windsor International Black Film Festival Queen AminaFounder/CEO of the Windsor International Black Film Festival Richard Peddie&nbsp;(Moderator)Hole in the Wall Doors at 6:30PM &bull; Screening at 7:00PMDiscussion Following the Film 50% of the proceeds will be donated to the Amherstburg Freedom Museum

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Join Hole in the Wall and The Amherstburg Freedom Museum for a special Emancipation Day screening of 12 Years a Slave. Experience the powerful, Oscar-winning film that brings the true story of Solomon Northup to life, then stay for a thoughtful discussion about its historical significance and the vital role Amherstburg played in the fight for freedom. All are welcome for this important evening of reflection, conversation, and community. PANELISTSMonty LoganBoard Chair, Amherstburg Freedom Museum Christie NelsonPresident of the Windsor International Black Film Festival Queen AminaFounder/CEO of the Windsor International Black Film Festival Richard Peddie (Moderator)Hole in the Wall Doors at 6:30PM • Screening at 7:00PMDiscussion Following the Film 50% of the proceeds will be donated to the Amherstburg Freedom Museum

Windsor Film Society

12 Years a Slave - Screening & Discussion

67 Richmond St

General Admission

$10