Interested in the Odyssey? Boy, Have We Got One for You! 3 Weeks Out From Our Texas Screening!

Sarah Kanafani
Aug 7
2 min read

The journey continues.

We're officially just three weeks and 1 day away from our BirthRight: Episode 2 screening in Bee Cave, Texas, just outside of Austin, and we can't wait to share what audiences across the country have been talking about.

Every screening has been a tremendous success, with viewers leaving energized, inspired, and saying the same thing over and over:

"It was even better than Episode 1!"

That's no easy feat. Sequels are notoriously difficult to surpass, yet Episode 2 takes the helm as our voyage continues into uncharted waters.

As we chart a course deeper into the murky world of admiralty law, the current begins to change. What starts as a few intriguing questions quickly becomes a powerful vortex—drawing you further into a fascinating exploration of history, law, sovereignty, and the systems that shape our lives today. Each revelation uncovers another layer, challenging assumptions and inviting you to see familiar concepts from an entirely new perspective.

But BirthRight isn't just a documentary—it's an experience.

There is simply no substitute for watching this story unfold on the big screen, surrounded by fellow patriots who love this country and believe in preserving the natural rights and freedoms upon which it was founded. The conversations, the energy, and the shared experience make every screening something truly special.

Following the film, you'll have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A with the film's director and hear from a special guest who has spent years not only teaching these concepts but living them. Bring your questions, challenge ideas, and become part of a conversation that continues long after the credits roll.

And the afternoon doesn't end there.

Join us afterward at a nearby café where we'll continue the discussion, share ideas, and connect with others who are passionate about truth, history, and the future of our nation. Some of the most meaningful conversations happen after the lights come up.