The Return of Elder Pingree — Memoir of a Departed Mormon is available for streaming on a number of platforms, and is still being seen in the festival circuit. Upcoming festivals can be found on the below calendar, and announcements continue to be made on our social media accounts.
The Return of Elder Pingree — Memoir of a Departed Mormon will also be available for educational screenings through Good Docs. This award-winning documentary is now available for rentals, DVD and streaming sales to the following institutions:
Universities
Four-Year Colleges
High Schools
Community Colleges
Nonprofits / Community Groups
For-Profits / Corporations
Please visit this website for more details about buying or renting the film for use at an educational institution. Or you can contact the GOOD DOCS team. If you’re interested in hosting the filmmakers for a speaking and screening event, please email education@gooddocs.net.
For personal viewing, The Return of Elder Pingree — Memoir of a Departed Mormon can be streamed on Amazon Prime or Filmocracy through the following links:
After the cancellation of the 2020 Doc Utah festival, The Return of Elder Pingree — Memoir of a Departed Mormon will now be included in the 2021 festival in November of 2021.
For over a decade, the Louisville's International Festival of Film has explored, encouraged and enriched the next great generation of film-making and new media artists.
Filmmakers from all over the world have been thrilled by the enthusiastic audiences and the one‐of-a‐kind Louisville Slugger Baseball Bat inscribed with the name of the winning film in each category.
LIFF is proud to be working in association with the legendary Muhammad Ali Center to create a unique program of films to honor all those who aspire to greatness in their chosen fields.
The Louisville Film Arts Institute (LFAII) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to celebrating and promoting the film arts in Kentucky. To help facilitate this goal, it has created Louisville’s International Festival of Film (LIFF) which is a sustainable annual film festival located in Louisville, KY. The festival will showcase independent film from around the world, while supporting the cultural diversity of the area.
The festival is uniquely designed to support film education in Kentucky. In its first year, there were over sixty high school and college students who participated in and helped run the film festival. They gained valuable experience through seminar attendance, Red Carpet interviewing, and networking. We expanded their involvement in our second year by obtaining Final Draft and AVID editing systems for select schools.
The Fort Myers Film Festival’s 10th annual festival will be held in the sunny, beautiful SW Florida region October 21-25 2020 at the Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, Alliance for the Arts, Broadway Palm Dinner Theatre, Edison & Ford Winter Estates, Florida Southwestern College and IMAG with parties and dinners at Blu Sushi, Twisted Vine Bistro, Firestone and other select venues.
Return of Elder Pingree — Memoir of a Departed Mormon will be playing at this digital film festival.
Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival takes place every year in Providence and Newport, Rhode Island as well as satellite locations throughout the state. Started in 1997, the Festival is produced by Flickers, the Newport Film/Video Society & Arts Collaborative, a 501 non-profit created in 1981.
MORMONISM’S FIRST FULLY INTERACTIVE DIGITAL CONFERENCE
Watch Geoff Pingree’s highly personal documentary on July 30th, 2020, for a limited time only. A Q+A Session will be held after the screening.
