THE DOCUMENTARY WAS EXCELLENT AND VERY THOUGHT PROVOKING.  MANY COMMENTED THAT IT SHOULD BE SEEN BY MORE PEOPLE AT THE FELLOWSHIP.   CURRENTLY THE ONLY PLACE WE COULD OBTAIN 'CURED' WAS FROM THE STREAMING SERVICE FROM PENN STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.  WATCH WITH A FRIEND THAT HAS PSU LIBRARY PRIVILEGES!  Another good historical documentary on this theme is 'Changing Our Minds: The Story of Dr. Evelyn Hooker' (1992).  It's available from Amazon Video or Penn State Libraries.

 The monthly UUFCC Movie Night for members and friends of UUFCC presents a screening and discussion of this award-winning documentary which examines a pivotal success of the gay rights movement that took place in 1973.  

link to the producers page with the official trailer

link to wikipedia page for 'Cured' documentary

There will not be a staffed childcare room.  However if childcare is something you would use during the movie, please enquire with Ashley to see if some other arrangements can be made.  

link to Printable Flyer for this UUFCC Movie Night Event

link to Printable Chits for Advertising within the Fellowship

This history will also be featured in the IMAGINE & DREAM worship service on February 25; those participating in this lay led service are especially encouraged to join the screening.  Further details on the service will be available via the Lantern Fest Webguide:  UUFCC.com/imagine-dream.

There are many other great films you can readily locate during February to help you engage with the social change themes of the IMAGINE & DREAM Lantern Festival.  Click here for other suggested films of this genre.

Contact Andy Lau (andylau@psu.edu) if you have a movie suggestion for a future UUFCC Movie Night or if you want to receive announcements about future offerings.