Reflective of the themes in this year’s One Read selection, the documentary "Seventeen," directed by Joel De Mott and Jeff Krienes in 1983, is a moving exploration of the ups and downs of young adulthood in a small town. Pick up free tickets at Ragtag starting at noon Sept. 19. Preceded by a talk on teen mental health. (Not rated; 120 min.)
Produced as part of the PBS Middletown project focused on the different social institutions in Muncie, Indiana, the documentary "Seventeen" (1983) immerses us in a group of seniors at Muncie’s Southside High School as they experience their final year in high school together. Directors Joel De Mott and Jeff Krienes capture the teens’ daily lives with an intimate observational lens as the group navigates this turning point with uncertainty and experimentation. Reflective on the themes explored in this year’s One Read selection "The Big Door Prize," "Seventeen" is an honest and moving exploration of the ups and downs of young adulthood in small town America. The screening will be preceded by a talk on teen mental health. (Not rated, 120 mins)
You can pick up free tickets to this show at Ragtag starting at noon the day of the show. See full policy below.
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Ragtag free event policy:
Tickets to free events are available at Ragtag's box office starting at noon the day of the show. No more than four free tickets will be given to one person. A free ticket guarantees you a seat until 10 minutes before showtime and not after. If all tickets have been distributed and there are open seats at 10 minutes till showtime, we will start seating the theater from the waiting list (queue). Ticket holders will continue to be admitted at this time if seats are available. This policy allows us to start on time and give the audience a distraction-free experience.
Please note that this program is taking place at a community location rather than a branch location. Please see the event description to confirm the location of this program.