Last month, we co-sponsored and attended the Atlanta premiere of “A City in the Forest” @acityintheforest, an emotionally stirring documentary co-directed by Lev Omelchenko @lev.omel and Nolan Huber @revsouthnolan chronicling the Stop Cop City movement from its inception.

Afterwards, we tabled at the afterparty at the @supermarket.atl and got a chance to view the art exhibition accompanying the film. Being surrounded by so many people who believe that another world is possible—a world without cages—filled us with much-needed optimism. The moving images and art moved us deeply. If this film comes to your city, we highly encourage you to see it! #VivaTortuguita [Image 1: Marquee at the Plaza Theatre that reads, “A City in the Forest.” Image 2: Inside the theater before the documentary began. There’s a title slide on the screen with a QR code and the logos of film sponsors, including Press On. Image 3: Press On board chair Sam Hamilton & communications contractor Neesha Powell pose behind Press On’s table at the afterparty. Image 4: An installation of greenery, multicolored pieces of cloth, and images hanging from clothespins at the entrance of the art exhibition. Image 5: An altar in the art exhibition featuring art and photos of Tortuguita and others murdered by police. Image 6: An altar in the art exhibition featuring art and photos of Tortuguita and others murdered by police. A banner hanging above it says, “Drop all Cop City charges.” Image 7: Video of the art exhibition. Image 8: Video of the art exhibition.]