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Filmmakers Joseph C. Stillman (left), and Jeri Wachter (right), with Betsy Scanlin, owner of The Roman Theatre, Red Lodge, Montana in 2021. (Photo by Joseph C. Stillman)

Documentary Offers American Mosaic, Searches for Common Ground

By TERESA WINCHESTER
ONEONTA

The New York premiere of “Something in the Water,” an award-winning documentary about finding common ground among Americans, will be shown at the Foothills Performing Arts and Civic Center in Oneonta on April 21 and 22. Musical entertainment in the Atrium-Bar will begin at 6 p.m., with the film screening at 7 p.m., followed by an audience discussion.

Admission is free; those wishing to attend should reserve tickets at https://somethinginthewater.today, by e-mailing hope@somethinginthewater.today, or by calling (607) 226-4181.

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