Special Screening and Panel Discussion of “SENTENCED” at Sebastiani Theatre

Join us for an exclusive VIP viewing of the new film “SENTENCED” by Kid Scoop News at the historic Sebastiani Theatre. Date coming soon!

Experience the thrill of being among the first to watch this captivating film in person. Don’t miss out on this special event!

“SENTENCED” is a gripping documentary narrated by four-time NBA champion Stephen Curry that confronts one of the most urgent issues facing our society— childhood illiteracy.  The film tells a forceful yet tender tale of how literacy can free children from generational poverty.

This powerful film, presented by Kid Scoop News, will be featured at the Sebastiani Theatre in Sonoma. Following the screening, join moderator Kimberly Blattner along with panelists including Lucy Martin, co-producer of the movie, and distinguished leaders representing the education and philanthropic sectors, who will discuss how we all have a part to play in addressing illiteracy.

Whether you’re passionate about education, community impact, or simply seeking inspiration, this event is for you. Reserve your spot now and join us in shaping a better future for generations to come.

To reserve your spot for the free movie and conversation that inspires change, visit ksnsentenced.eventbrite.com or call 707-996-6077. This event is not meant for children due to mature content.

Movie Summary: The 70-minute documentary “SENTENCED” delves into the harsh and personal reality of intergenerational illiteracy, capturing the poignant stories of four American families from South-Central Los Angeles, rural Appalachia and New York City. The film also includes insights from educational partners in Fort Worth, Detroit and Memphis, emphasizing that illiteracy is a pervasive community issue that transcends regions, demographics, politics and races. The film gently but honestly highlights the impact of illiteracy, while offering a meaningful and realistic opportunity for viewers to join the fight against this growing problem in their local context.

Kid Scoop News opens the doors of discovery for elementary school children by providing interactive, engaging, and relevant age-appropriate materials designed to awaken the magic of reading at school, at home and throughout their lives. Kid Scoop News is a non-profit organization serving over 100,000 students nationally.