Special Screening of "Four More Feet" (Potluck & Movie)

Join us for a special screening of “Four More Feet”, a documentary film about Randy Pierce, a blind hiker who takes on the challenge of hiking all of New Hampshire's 48 four-thousand foot peaks in a single winter season. Aided by his service dog, Quinn and several human guides, he had three months to complete this endeavor. Filmmaker Dina Sutin chose to capture this trek on film because she believed there was a compelling story for her to discover and share.

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The resulting documentary delivers a journey from exhilaration to exhaustion, and ultimately triumph! With a backdrop of the White Mountains’ most majestic winter moments, it showcases the experience shared by Quinn, Justin Fuller, Randy, and many other hikers along the path. Randy, the filmmaker, and his human guide Justin will all be at the show to answer questions.

Note: This screening, as with all our shows in this series, is free of charge and open to the public and AMC members alike. We do encourage you, if inclined, to make a donation to the charity efforts of 2020 Vision Quest after the show.

To learn more about Randy and to see the movie trailer, visit his website or his page on Facebook:

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Doors open @ 6:15 PM

Potluck @ 6:30 PM

Movie @ 7:15 PM

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Potluck Info: Homemade dishes are welcome, store bought goodies & takeout are equally welcome :) Plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, napkins and drink pitchers will be supplied. The auditorium has a kitchen if you need to do any re-warming or prep (with a stovetop, oven, microwave, sink & fridge). Please bring your own cooking pots if needed for stovetop.

Subway Directions: Take the MBTA to Park Street Station. Walk through the Boston Common uphill towards the State House on Beacon Street. To the left of the State House is Joy Street; follow Joy Street uphill to the AMC Auditorium Building (brownstone), #4 Joy Street on the left hand side. Map: http://tinyurl.com/4JoyStMap

Parking: Nearby parking is available at the Boston Common Garage, located underneath the Boston Common. Access is off Charles Street, between the Public Garden and the Boston Common. We offer $6 parking tickets at the slideshows (a savings of $5). More info about the Garage is here: http://www.mccahome.com/bcg_dir_map.html