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Boston Premiere in Arlington: Roads of Fire

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    AHRC
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Dear Arlington friends and neighbors,


With unprecedented access to the global migration crisis, Roads of Fire weaves together three powerful, deeply personal narratives: a human smuggler guiding refugees through the treacherous Darién Gap, an asylum seeker rebuilding her life in New York City, and volunteers working on the frontlines of a mounting humanitarian emergency.


The film offers an unflinching, intimate look at the human cost of forced migration, and the resilience of those navigating one of the greatest humanitarian crises of our time.


After the screening, there will be a question & answer session with the filmmaker, Nathaniel Lezra.


Thursday, June 11

7:30 PM

The Regent Theatre

7 Medford Street, Arlington



A limited number of complimentary tickets are also available for Arlington community members. If you or someone you know may benefit from a complimentary ticket, please reach out to DEI Director Ramsha Baluch at rbaluch@town.arlington.ma.us


Arlington values equity, diversity, and inclusion. We are committed to building a community where everyone is heard, respected, and protected.


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