Movies At MacArthur: The Strange History of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”

The true story of the U.S. military's ban on gays and lesbians - from its implementation in 1993, through passionate protests and debates, and finally to its repeal. This documentary examines the consequences of the policy and the fight to repeal it - a battle that would last 17 years, span three presidencies, and result in the discharge of 13,368 active service members. Shot during the final 15 months of the law prior to its repeal, the film includes archival news footage and interviews with key players, from policy experts to Pentagon personnel, as well as personal accounts by a number of actively- serving gay soldiers.

The event if Free. Also free popcorn and beverages are served.