Screen Nevertheless at Your School or Organization

We believe film is one of the most powerful mediums to inform and build community.

Whether your school or organization is moving to online learning, offline learning, or a blend of both, we offer all of our Film-Based Education Programs virtually and in person, including our films Angst, LIKE, The Upstanders, Nevertheless, and Finding Kind.

Schools and organizations can now easily and affordably access IndieFlix programs on anxiety, bullying, effects of social media, mental health, and gender & racial equity, as well as participate in interactive materials and discussion guides.

On-Demand

Deliver an Online, On-Demand Screening to your community via their inbox.

We create and customize a portal for your community, which includes the film to watch on-demand for 48 hours within a specific date range, tip sheet, family discussion guide, and more, all in one central dashboard.

Great for reaching your entire community and accommodating everyone’s individual schedules
Great for large communities, businesses, and organizations in different time zones
Easy set-up, implementation, and delivery

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Live Webinar Screening

Host a Live Webinar Screening Event at a specific date and time.

We provide a producer to help you host a Live Screening Event followed by a Q&A with your panelists at a specific date & time at our theater in the cloud. We also provide a branded registration page so you can invite your community to sign up to watch. Choose to include the filmmaker and/or experts featured in our films for an additional fee.

Great for community experience and engagement
We make it easy! We provide a producer, customer, and tech support
You can share polls, discussion materials, questions, all during the event
After the screening, you have access to the curriculum

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“NEVERTHELESS was an eye-opening experience, even for me. It was heartbreaking to see what some of the people in the film have gone through without justice being served. But then seeing that their struggles have become a rallying cry to create new laws and a gateway for those who follow in their path… it gives me hope. This film should be required in all sex education classes and for all HR sexual harassment training!”

Brenda Chapman
Academy Award-winning Director of "Brave"

“This particular film, Nevertheless, I would argue is the most important film of the last decade when it comes to really unpacking gender injustice. Director and filmmaker Sarah Moshman does this through an intersectional lens, one that focuses on the ways in which women's various experiences link to different forms of oppression and what we can do to rise up and combat this."

Dr. Caroline Heldman
Professor and Vice President of Research and Insights, Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media