Documentary Club Pop Up Screening: All the Beauty and the Bloodshed

This documentary traces the raw, intimate life of iconic photographer Nan Goldin, whose lens captured the underworld of New York's queer and artistic communities during a time of conservative dominance in American society. As Goldin transforms from artist to activist, the film follows her bold campaign to hold the Sackler family—the billionaires behind the opioid crisis—accountable for the devastating impact of OxyContin. Through archival footage, deeply personal reflections, and scenes of protest, the film becomes both a portrait of an artist and a chronicle of resistance.