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American Doctor

Directed by
Poh Si Teng
SHOWTIMES

Movies start 6-8 minutes after listed showtime

*Indicate showtimes with captions

Fri 9/18: 2:50p, 5:30p, 8:00p
Sat 9/19: 12:00p, 5:10p, 8:30p
Sun 9/20: 12:00p, 3:00p, 5:20p
Mon 9/21: 12:00p, 5:10p, 8:30p
Tue 9/22: 3:00p, 6:15p special screening w/ Give Gaza Hope
Wed 9/23: 12:00p, 5:10p, 8:30p
Thu 9/24: 2:50p, 5:40p, 8:00p

GENRE

Documentary

RATING

RUN TIME

1h31min

Circle Cinema presents the new documentary from Watermelon Pictures, with screenings starting Fri 9/18. And mark your calendars for the Arab Film Fest Tulsa returning to the Circle from November 13-15 featuring more new films from Watermelon Pictures.


Special Community Screening - Tuesday September 22 - tickets on sale now, regular price. Program includes 6:15 panel discussion in the lobby followed by 7:30 film screening and additional Q&A.


Presented with community partner Give Gaza Hope in support of the Gaza Soup Kitchen Clinic, this special screening will feature a panel discussion with three Oklahoma-based physicians who have served on medical missions in Gaza, followed by the film and a post-screening Q&A.


Panelists:

Dr. Abdul Basit Khan — Neurosurgery
Dr. Shagufta Yousaf — Pediatrics
Dr. Talal Ali Khan — Nephrology
Dr. Nida'a AbuJbara — Moderator


Special Video Message for Our Viewers

Featuring Hani Almadhoun, Co-Founder of Gaza Soup Kitchen, with voices directly from the clinic.


Support Give Gaza Hope's fundraiser for the Gaza Soup Kitchen Clinic

Click here to donate. GSK merchandise will be available in the lobby during the event.


Full schedule of events for 9/22 special screening:

5:30pm: Meet & Greet and refreshments

6:15pm: Panel discussion with physicians in lobby

7:30pm: Film in screen #2, 1h31min

9:05pm: Post-film Q&A with physicians in-theater


About the film: 1h31min - Documentary - Not Rated - English, Arabic, and Hebrew


From Oscar®-nominated and Emmy® Award-winning filmmaker Poh Si Teng, American Doctor follows three American physicians— Palestinian, Jewish, and Zoroastrian—united by a single oath to save lives. After volunteering in besieged hospitals in Gaza, they return home determined to fight for the patients and colleagues they left behind, taking their battle from the front lines of war to the halls of Congress.

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