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Playing Friday, November 13 at 7pm! Join us for a reception at 5:30pm, included in your ticket!

Marvin Booker & Michael Marshall Civil Rights Night Presented By Killmer Lane, LLP, Co-Hosted by First Unitarian Society Denver

Who’s The We? follows Minneapolis-based pastor and activist Doug Pagitt as he leads a small group of riders on a 66-day bicycle journey tracing the length of the U.S.–Mexico border before continuing east along the Gulf Coast to Florida. Determined to understand immigration through direct experience rather than political rhetoric, the riders travel 50 to 60 miles a day through desert heat, rainstorms, dangerous roads, and remote borderlands.

Along the way, they encounter migrants struggling to survive, aid workers providing humanitarian assistance, and communities shaped by fear, exhaustion, and political division. The journey takes a dramatic turn when the group crosses paths with a Christian nationalist “Save Our Borders” convoy in Eagle Pass, Texas, where competing visions of nationhood and belonging collide head-on.

Set against the stark landscapes of the borderlands, the film examines immigration not as an abstract political issue, but as a deeply human one. Through firsthand encounters and difficult conversations, Who’s The We? asks who is protected, who is excluded, and ultimately who belongs in the American story.

Screening Preceded by a Short Film by North High School Film Student Oli Engel:

Listen to the Future – 3 min – USA – 2026 – A look at how current youth is dealing with administration policy around immigration and ICE and how it affects their vision of the future.

Presented by Killmer Lane, LLP:

Screening Co-Hosted by First Unitarian Society Denver:

The Denver Documentary Society is a nonprofit dedicated to furthering the impact of documentary films through screenings, outreach and education. We produce not just DocuWest but under our “Made In Denver” film banner, we create award-winning and highly acclaimed featured films.