"It's extremely encouraging that someone was moved by our research to the point that they based a movie on its possible implications," said Marcel Just, the D.O. Hebb University Professor of Psychology in the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences who appeared in the "60 Minutes" episode
with his CMU colleague Tom Mitchell.

Greetings!

I am pleased to announce that since my last newsletter Justice Is Mind has added two additional screenings to its release schedule. In addition to our screening on April 28 at Carnegie Mellon University, Justice Is Mind will screen in Detroit (Southfield), Michigan on May 4 at the science fiction convention Peguicon and on May 19 at The Elm Draught House Cinema in Millbury, Massachusetts!
 
As some of you know, science fiction conventions were part of my release strategy with First World which led to distribution with IndieFlix and Hulu. We have been fortunate to screen Justice at four science fiction conventions and they are always attended by enthusiastic audiences. To learn more about Peguicon please visit their website at this link.
 

 
Of course having the opportunity to screen Justice in a theatre is always exciting. The Elm Draught House Cinema in Millbury has been a cornerstone to the local film community for decades. As a Cinema Pub they have a terrific menu of drinks and snacks. I also understand they have world famous popcorn. And Bob Leveillee from Pizza Post will again be running a local commercial and promotion! Please click this link for details and our press release.
 
Finally, I leave for Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh in just over a week. I can’t tell you how much I’m looking forward to this screening. In addition to Dr. Marcel Just introducing Justice we will both hold a Q&A after the screening. Indeed, this screening brings Justice Is Mind to its origins that all started with a 60 Minutes broadcast in 2009. Please click this link for their press release
 

My thanks again for your continued support of Justice Is Mind.