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AMERICAN HATE

Survivors Speak

In 2026, American Hate-Survivors Speak will screen across the United States and worldwide.

Scheduled Screenings:

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Civil Rights Memorial Center

Scheduled Screening: Tuesday, Oct. 27

Join us at the Civil Rights Memorial Center for a free screening of American Hate – Survivors Speak. Stay after the screening for a panel discussion with the film’s producer, SPLC staff and family members featured in the film.

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Workers Unite! Film Festival

Scheduled Screening: October 29th, 2026

The Workers Unite Film Festival is a celebration of Global Labor Solidarity. The Festival aims to showcase student and professional films from the United States and around the world which publicize and highlight the struggles, successes and daily lives of all workers in their efforts to unite and organize for better living conditions and social justice.

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Muslim Association of Puget Sound (VIBE Campus)

Scheduled Screening: October 11th, 2026

Located in Redmond, Washington, the venue is an expansive facility designed as a full-service Islamic center that features an integrated mosque, Medina Academy schools, and comprehensive community spaces catering to youth education and interfaith advocacy.

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The North Park Theater

Scheduled Screening: October 2nd, 2026

The North Park Theatre in Buffalo, New York, is a historic 1920 single-screen cinema celebrated for its neoclassical architecture, Art Nouveau murals, and commitment to an eclectic lineup of independent and foreign films. This screening is also a fundraiser for the 514 Memorial Fund.

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Las Cruces International Film Festival

Scheduled Screening: April 10th, 2026

The Las Cruces International Film Festival was founded in 2016 by filmmaker and New Mexico State University professor Ross Marks as a celebration of independent cinema.

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Jean Cocteau Cinema

Scheduled Screening: April 12th, 2026

The Jean Cocteau Cinema is a beloved historic indie movie theater in Santa Fe’s Railyard District, known for its curated films, live events, and community vibe. It was opened in 1976 and later revived by celebrated author George R.R. Martin.

American Hate: The Film

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