CLEARLAKE, Calif. – Second Sunday Cinema will feature “Iron-Jawed Angels” at its next showing on Aug. 12.

The showing will take place at Clearlake United Methodist Church at 14521 Pearl Ave., near Mullen in Clearlake.

Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with the film to begin at 6 p.m. The showing is free, as always.

“Iron-Jawed Angels” is not a documentary. Rather, it is an engaging and exciting HBO feature film starring Hilary Swank as Alice Paul, a Suffragette adamant in her insistence that women must have the right to vote.

She had the company of many other strong, determined women who suffered much as activists suffer today.

They were belittled, physically attacked and even tortured in jail when these determined, non-violent activists refused to back down.

This film has been widely praised for bringing history vibrantly alive. It is also loved for its edgy, modern feel, its music, its fine direction and the vibrant acting not only by Swank, but by Frances O’Connor, Julia Ormond and Angelic Huston.

Following the film, Jan Cook, a Lake County resident who suggested this fine and moving film, will share information on Lake County connections to the Suffragist movement.

A member of her own family and a Lake County woman both stood silently in front of the White House. They were attacked by a violent mob of men, and were then arrested for “starting a riot.”

Don’t miss this absorbing and inspiring election-year movie.

For more information call Shannon Tolson at 707-889-7355.