The People's Truth is coming to New York City!
You are invited to a special screening of Vaxxed II: The People’s Truth, followed by a Q&A session with the Filmmakers, Polly Tommey, Dr. Suzanne Humphries, and more!
This important film profiles American families and their stories in the aftermath of choosing a widely adopted, increasingly state-mandated health path for themselves and their children. Every story sheds light on the question "Are vaccines, and the ingredients that are added to vaccines, truly safe and effective?"
Please share this invite with any others who are curious to know more, or who you feel may benefit. This film needs a wider audience, especially in these times of increasing censorship, and civil rights being in question in our country.
WE EXPECT TO SELL OUT - LOCK IN YOUR TICKETS NOW BEFORE THEY ARE GONE!!!
Saturday, November 16, 2019
10:15am: Doors Open
10:45am: Film Begins
12:15pm: Q&A Begins
12:45pm: Event Ends
TICKETING INFORMATION: In order to make the film accessible to all, while also helping to fund the film, location expenses and bus tour, we have the following ticket tiers:
- $15 tickets for those who need it.
- $28 ticket for those able to pay the standard price.
- $48 ticket for those able to help subsidize lower income tickets.
- $108 ticket with reserved seats for those able to further help fund the team and the mission of the film.
We kindly ask that you purchase at the level you are most inspired, and able to do, and leave the $15 tickets available for individuals in our community who need a lower ticketing price. To those who can give more, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your generosity! Donations like yours, prayers, and a lot of luck are keeping the tour on the road.
VENUE LOCATION: Near 59th St. in Manhattan - See "Get There" section for more details.
CONTENT WARNING: The film is not rated. Due to the inclusion of stories, images, and videos of children who have been injured and killed by adverse vaccine reactions, viewer discretion is advised. The suggestion of the filmmakers is that parents view the film themselves before deciding whether it is suitable to show their children at a later date.