SCREENINGS
Beti Films offers documentary screenings, conversations, and educational programs for universities, community organizations, conferences, libraries, and advocacy groups.
UPCOMING SCREENINGS & PANEL DISCUSSIONS
POST CONVICTION
September 25–27, 2026
Catalina Film Festival
Avalon, California
Post Conviction is an Official Selection of the 2026 Catalina Film Festival.
The film is also available to watch virtually as part of the Catalina Online Festival from September 25 through October 4, 2026.
Watch Online / Tickets:
https://catalinafilm.org/tickets/
October 22, 2026
San Quentin Film Festival
San Quentin Rehabilitation Center
California
Post Conviction is an Official Selection of the third annual San Quentin Film Festival, held inside San Quentin Rehabilitation Center.
The screening is especially meaningful for a film about Roosevelt Myles’ decades-long fight to clear his name and his work helping others navigate the post-conviction process.
Following the in-person festival, Post Conviction will be included in the San Quentin Film Festival’s virtual program beginning October 26.
The film will also be made available through the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation’s institutional channel, allowing incarcerated audiences in prisons across California to watch the film.
Festival Information:
https://www.sanquentinfilmfestival.com/
PAST SCREENINGS & PANEL DISCUSSIONS
POST CONVICTION
July 29, 2026 | 6:00 PM
Riverfront Museum
222 SW Washington Street
Peoria, IL 61602
Screening followed by a panel discussion.
Tickets & Information:
Peoria Riverfront Museum
July 16, 2026 | 6:30 PM
Walls Turned Sideways
2717 W. Madison Street
Chicago, IL 60612
Community screening followed by a conversation with filmmaker Margaret Byrne, Roosevelt Myles, and attorney Ashley Cohen.
Tickets & Information:
Walls Turned Sideways
AVAILABLE FILMS
Post Conviction (2025)
39 min | Documentary | Trailer
Post Conviction exposes the miscarriage of justice endured by Roosevelt Myles, a man whose fight for exoneration in the face of Chicago’s flawed justice system has become one of the longest running post-conviction cases in the country. With unprecedented access to the Cook County criminal courts, the documentary paints a vivid portrait of Roosevelt's relentless struggle to clear his name and the profound impact of systemic injustice on his life and community.
Ideal for: Law schools, criminal legal studies, public policy, sociology, social work, journalism, community organizations, and public forums.
Screening Options:
Film screening only • Post-screening discussion • Filmmaker Q&A • Community dialogue program
Any Given Day (2022)
83 min | Documentary Feature | Trailer
Filmed over five years, Any Given Day follows three individuals living with serious mental illness as they navigate treatment, incarceration, homelessness, and recovery. Through intimate access and observational storytelling, the film examines the consequences of a mental health system stretched beyond capacity and the resilience of those seeking stability, dignity, and connection.
Official Selection: Hot Docs, America ReFramed
Ideal for: Mental health organizations, healthcare professionals, social work programs, public policy, community organizations, and educational institutions.
Screening Options:
Film screening only • Filmmaker Q&A • Mental health panel discussion
Raising Bertie (2017)
95 min | Documentary Feature | Trailer
An intimate six-year coming-of-age story following three young men in rural eastern North Carolina as they navigate the challenges of education, poverty, family responsibility, and the transition into adulthood. Through patience and deep relationships, the film offers a nuanced portrait of contemporary rural America and the resilience of young people searching for their place in the world.
National Broadcast: POV
Ideal for: Education programs, youth organizations, teacher training, sociology, African American studies, community organizations, and universities.
Screening Options:
Film screening only • Filmmaker Q&A • Youth engagement discussion
Screening Packages
Beti Films offers screenings for:
Universities and Colleges
Community Organizations
Libraries
Conferences
Advocacy Organizations
Professional Development Programs
Public Events
Many screenings can be paired with facilitated discussions, panel conversations, or educational programming tailored to the needs of the audience. Additional discussion guides and educational materials are available upon request