Saving Marriage, a film for marriage equality

Repeal Prop 8?
A film that explains why we should
Friday, March 13 at 8pm - free screening & discussion
Tuesday, March 17 at 7:30pm - 10-minute scene & meeting


In the wake of the probable court decision upholding Prop 8, the next step is a ballot initiative in November 2010. Come see "Saving Marriage," the film that explains why marriage is worth fighting for.
"Saving Marriage" - see how marriage was won in Massachusetts
This Friday, join Love Honor Cherish at the Regent Showcase in Hollywood for a rare screening of the widely acclaimed film "Saving Marriage," about the fight to keep gay marriage legal in Massachusetts. Discussion with the directors will follow.

Friday, March 13 at 8 p.m.
Regent Showcase
614 N. LaBrea
Los Angeles
(suggested donation $5)

And, be sure to join Love Honor Cherish for our regular meeting next Tuesday, where a 10-minute segment of "Saving Marriage" will be shown, to be followed by a discussion about why marriage matters and what's next in California.

Tuesday, March 17 at 7:30 p.m.
Crescent Heights United Methodist Church
1296 N Fairfax Ave (at Fountain)
West Hollywood 90046

Park on Fountain Ave or at public parking lot on Orange Grove - 1 block east of Fairfax and north of Santa Monica Blvd. ($3 fee)

ABOUT "SAVING MARRIAGE"

The Massachusetts fight for marriage equality has striking parallels to ours in California. Marriage activists lost at first, and then spent a year and a half changing hearts and minds before the issue came up for a second vote.

"Rambunctious and hopeful . . . an in-the-trenches, defiantly partisan and exuberantly big-hearted movie . . . [that] achieves a rare eloquence." - Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times

"Acutely suspenseful ... A virtual how-to manual for changing hearts and minds."
- Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times

Winner, Best Documentary, New York Gay & Lesbian Film Festival

If you are unable to join us for the screening in Los Angeles please, consider renting this DVD at your local Video Store and watching it at home. We have much work ahead of us and this film is a valuable tool in the fight against injustice.