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Heidi Ewing
“Meet” a Hollywood film maker!
The Glenview Community Church Speakers’ Forum invites you to an amazing opportunity to participate in a Zoom presentation from Academy Award-nominated writer, director, and producer, Heidi Ewing, who will be joining us on Wednesday, October 27th at 7 PM from New York City to share highlights of her career and her passion for social justice and equity. Among her many accomplishments, she’s produced the documentaries “The Dissident” and “Detropia,” as well as the recently-released feature film “I Carry You with Me.” She’s a rising cinematic superstar and we are so lucky to have the chance to “meet” with her! Please share this opportunity with family and friends – all are welcome!
Register in advance:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMlf-morjIsGNBLWxy0lPB2yNqzoQj-4fq9
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