My Name is Andrea

A hybrid documentary that weaves electrifying archival footage of Dworkin with performances by Amandla Stenberg, Soko, Andrea Riseborough,  Ashley Judd, and Christine Lahti.

This is a film like no other — lyrical and journalistic, placed in time and also timeless. And now that Andrea Dworkin's words are turning out to predict headlines, from Times Up! to the gender of terrorism, this film will illuminate what's going on and help us know what to do.

Gloria Steinem

Visit this page for resources about Andrea’s work and life.

INFO AND TICKETING

3/11 The Strand Theatre 345 Main Street, Rockland. 3pm
3/12 Bates College Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center. Lewiston. Free admission. Advanced tickets available HERE, or get tickets at the door. 2pm
3/18 Maine Film Center 93 Main Street Waterville. 2pm
3/19 Portland Museum of Art/PMA Films. 3pm
3/29 Bowdoin College Brunswick. 7:30 pm
3/30 Donald P. Corbett (DPC) Business Building, Room 100, Orono. 6:00 pm

Post-screening Conversation

Three screenings will be followed by conversation and audience interaction with a representative of local advocacy resources working to end domestic violence in Maine.

Bates College, March 12 – with Danielle Eaton, Training Coordinator, Safe Voices
Railroad Square Cinema, March 18 – with Patrisha McLean, President/Founder, Finding Our Voices
Portland Museum of Art, March 19 – with Rebecca Hobbs, Executive Director, Through These Doors

My Name is Andrea was written and directed by Pratibha Parmar, based on the writings of Andrea Dworkin; Produced by Shaheen Haq. Edited by Anne Fabini and Pratibha Parmar.

My Name is Andrea

A hybrid documentary that weaves electrifying archival footage of Dworkin with performances by Amandla Stenberg, Soko, Andrea Riseborough,  Ashley Judd, and Christine Lahti.

INFO AND TICKETING

3/11 The Strand Theatre 345 Main Street, Rockland. 3pm

3/12 Bates College Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center. Lewiston. Free admission. Advanced tickets available HERE, or get tickets at the door. 2pm

3/18 Maine Film Center 93 Main Street Waterville. 2pm

3/19 Portland Museum of Art/PMA Films. 3pm

3/29 Bowdoin College Brunswick. 7:30 pm

3/30 Donald P. Corbett (DPC) Business Building, Room 100, Orono. 6:00 pm

Post-screening Conversation

Three screenings will be followed by conversation and audience interaction with a representative of local advocacy resources working to end domestic violence in Maine.

Bates College, March 12 – with Danielle Eaton, Training Coordinator, Safe Voices

Railroad Square Cinema, March 18 – with Patrisha McLean, President/Founder, Finding Our Voices

Portland Museum of Art, March 19 – with Rebecca Hobbs, Executive Director, Through These Doors

My Name is Andrea was written and directed by Pratibha Parmar, based on the writings of Andrea Dworkin; Produced by Shaheen Haq. Edited by Anne Fabini and Pratibha Parmar.

My Name is Andrea

A hybrid documentary that weaves electrifying archival footage of Dworkin with performances by Amandla Stenberg, Soko, Andrea Riseborough, Ashley Judd, and Christine Lahti.

INFO AND TICKETING

3/11 The Strand Theatre 345 Main Street, Rockland. 3pm

3/12 Bates College Room 104 of the Olin Arts Center. Lewiston. Free admission. Advanced tickets available HERE, or get tickets at the door. 2pm

3/18 Maine Film Center 93 Main Street Waterville. 2pm

3/19 Portland Museum of Art/PMA Films. 3pm

3/29 Bowdoin College Brunswick. 7:30 pm

3/30 Donald P. Corbett (DPC) Business Building, Room 100, Orono. 6:00 pm

Post-screening Conversation

Three screenings will be followed by conversation and audience interaction with a representative of local advocacy resources working to end domestic violence in Maine.

Bates College, March 12 – with Danielle Eaton, Training Coordinator, Safe Voices

Railroad Square Cinema, March 18 – with Patrisha McLean, President/Founder, Finding Our Voices

Portland Museum of Art, March 19 – with Rebecca Hobbs, Executive Director, Through These Doors

My Name is Andrea was written and directed by Pratibha Parmar, based on the writings of Andrea Dworkin; Produced by Shaheen Haq. Edited by Anne Fabini and Pratibha Parmar.

A hybrid documentary that weaves electrifying archival footage of Dworkin with performances by Amandla Stenberg, Soko, Andrea Riseborough,  Ashley Judd, and Christine Lahti.