Tonight is the night we are having a special screening of Mr. Jones, the film I wrote and produced

inspired by my grandfather, who was born and raised in Donbas, Ukraine, the region in the east

that's been under an invasion, occupation by Russia since 2014, since this war first broke out

in reaction to Ukraine's popular uprising that drove

out the very Trumpian Kremlin puppet, Yanukovic. That's a lot of information right there.

But to get backstory and everything I just said, watch Mr. Jones and watch the wonderful Netflix

documentary, Winter on Fire. Those are both two must watch films.

And for now, tonight, Saturday, August 6th, starting at 7.30 p.m. Eastern Time.

We're going to have a watch party of Mr. Jones blasted at the Russians.

It's going to be on live stream for anybody anywhere in the world to watch.

Look for that YouTube link where you could find the live stream.

Either watch it live or watch it some other time whenever you have time.

It's going to be an interesting evening.

If you're in Washington, D.C., then go to the Russian Embassy Press Office. It is officially called the Russian embassy press office,

but that's just another way of saying the Russian propaganda office. You can find that location

at 1706 18th Street, Northwest in Washington, D.C. I'm going to be joined tonight by

Ignathe Knazka Holland, the three-time Academy Award nominee who's

given us wonderful films like the original The Secret Garden, Europa, Europa, and so many other

gorgeous films. As she moved mountains to make sure that we can make Mr. Jones, that story is very

personal to Ignatheka. She grew up in Soviet-occupied Poland. Her parents were both

journalists. Her father's official cause of death was interrogation while under, sorry, suicide

while under police interrogation. So she had a lot to say with Mr. Jones as much as I did.

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