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Due to popular demand, the documentary film Honor Flight, which the Los Angeles Times calls "enormously moving," and the Chicago Tribune says is "a profound tribute to America's brave, often unsung WWII veterans" returns to 8 Marcus Cinema locations next week.
The film features four Milwaukee area World War II veterans and the local volunteers of the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight chapter.
In Wisconsin, more than 15,000 people saw the film during its three day run at Marcus Theatres December 5-7.
Honor Flight also holds the Guinness World Record for the largest film screening ever when it premiered at Miller Park on August 11, 2012 for a crowd of 28,442.
There have also been screenings at other unique locations including the US Capitol, Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall, the Navy Memorial and Chicago's Siskel Film Center.
Milwaukee area Marcus theaters showing Honor Flight January 14-17:
- Menomonee Falls Cinema
- Ridge Cinema in New Berlin
- Saukville Cinema (WWII veterans Joe Demler and Harvey Kurz will make special appearances at this location after the 6pm showing each night)
- South Shore Cinema in Oak Creek
- Click here to buy tickets.
Then, 4 more Marcus locations statewide will offer screenings of the film for two days only on January 16-17:
- Point Cinema in Madison
- Renaissance Cinema in Sturtevant
- Sheboygan Cinema
- Ho-Chunck Cinema in Tomah
- Click here to buy tickets for statewide locations.
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