CliqueClackFree passes to attend a special screening of The Hornet’s Nest in DC
Follow a father and son as they document the Afghanistan War first-hand in ‘The Hornet’s Nest’ at a special advance screening in Washington, DC. Find out how you can get a pair of passes.
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CliqueClack has partnered with Freestyle Releasing to give readers in the Washington D.C. area an opportunity to attend a special screening of the new documentary The Hornet’s Nest.
The Hornet’s Nest follows Mike and Carlos Boettcher’s struggle to reconnect. After years of separation, they become the only father and son journalist team to embed with American Troops on the front lines in Afghanistan. These heart pounding missions soon become a fight for survival for Father, Son, the Soldiers, and Marines in the mountains and deserts of Afghanistan.
Armed only with their cameras, Peabody and Emmy winning war correspondent Mike Boettcher, and his son Carlos, spend over a year covering the most violent era of the Afghanistan war. With cameras rolling, they are side by side with American forces in some of the conflict’s toughest battles. Their story is Lone Survivor meets Blackhawk Down except 100% REAL, as Mike and Carlos discover that the family bond they seek is right in front of them — displayed daily in the actions of the Soldiers and Marines who sacrifice everything to save the lives of their brothers. A true story captured as it happened on Afghanistan’s battlefields, The Hornet’s Nest is the definitive film of America’s longest war.
The screening will take place on Wednesday, May 21, 7:00 PM at Navy Memorial Heritage Theatre, 701 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington DC. Mike Boettcher and Carlos Boettcher, co-directors David Salzberg and Christian Tureaud and Executive Producers Mickey Stern and John Brenkus, owners of Base Productions, are scheduled to attend.
CliqueClack has 50 Admit Two passes available. To be eligible for a pass, you must comment on this post and include your FULL NAME and correct email address in the appropriate spaces on the form (DO NOT put your email address in the comment box!). The first 50 people to respond will have their names placed on a list, and will have to check in with the studio rep upon arrival. The deadline to comment is Monday, May 19 at 12 Noon. Please note that seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed. Please plan to arrive early.
CliqueClack has no control over the total number of passes made available by the studio, and is not responsible for seating arrangements at the theater.
Have a look at the film’s trailer, and then let us know if you want to see The Hornet’s Nest.
31 Comments on “Free passes to attend a special screening of The Hornet’s Nest in DC”
This movie looks great.
Great looking film at a terrific location.
Looks like a great movie!
Looking forward to seeing this movie
Looks like a fantastic movie
I can’t wait to see this. Definitely looks great!
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Love attending movies at the Navy Memorial. This film look wonderful.
Jennifer Boursiquot
Great looking film
This movie looks great! I can’t wait to see it.
Sounds like an interesting film I’d like to see.
Would enjoy to see this if there are still passes.
Looks like a great movie!
I can’t wait to see it.
I would love passes to HORNETS NEST in DC
looks like a great movie!
Can’t wait to see it
Looks like an great movie. As an Iraqi Freedom vet and having a son currently serving in Afghanistan this will hit home.
I have such respect for any person who serves without any reservations. I look forward to a movie like this
Been waiting on this to release for over a year now! Can’t wait!
I look forward to seeing this! They are true heroes!
This looks to be an incredibly moving film. My heart goes out to these men and women who’ve served. From one active duty member to the rest of these folks! God Bless.
What a great movie. Does anyone know what Army unit it follows? I hope to see this film pronto.
Can’t wait to see this film. I have been waiting a long time. OEF 2001 USMC.
Definitely looks like an interesting movie!
As a parent of a current West Point cadet I am especially interested in further understanding the “family ties” that bind our young men and women …. truly looking forward to this experience.
Thanks!
Definitely looks like an interesting movie!
Sounds interesting
can people still get their name on the list? I was going to recommend this to some of my friends…since it appears tickets might still be available