Diversity Film Festival
April 21–May 21
Tacoma Community College and The Grand Cinema
Free admission for all showings
Tacoma Community College’s Diversity Film Festival explores and celebrates individual and cultural differences through film. Now in its thirteenth year, the festival brings together art, ideas, and community through dramatic and documentary films that entertain and inspire. This year’s theme is Truth to Power.
Viewers are invited to experience the films together and take part in post-film dialogues centered around questions like:
- How do we define and determine “truth”?
- Why is truth important in a democratic society?
- What does it mean to speak truth to power?
- How does our susceptibility to lies and propaganda affect our understanding of truth?
- How can truth-telling be used to disrupt inequity, marginalization, and the status quo?
- What institutions in society are (or should be) dedicated to pursuing and telling the truth?
Screenings take place at The Grand Cinema, 606 Fawcett Avenue in Tacoma, and on the Tacoma Community College campus.
Browse the films, dates, showtimes, related events, and trailers
Reserve Seats for the Grand Cinema Films
Films shown at The Grand Cinema are free, but you can reserve seats in advance.
Pre-Festival Showing and Event
April 21 | 1:30 p.m. | TCC Theater (Bldg. 2)
Guest Speaker: Sabine Endicott
Official Kickoff and Gala
May 7 | 1:45 p.m. | TCC Theater (Bldg. 2).
Opening Gala with food and drinks to follow in CILE, Bldg. 10
Thank you to our partner and sponsor!
