Lincoln Center, New York
The Frontier Gandhi sold-out at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Allen Room, New York City, November, 2008. Official Selection of MIAAC — Mahindra Indo-American Arts Council Film Festival.

Lincoln Center, New York
Three of the film's musicians on stage at Jazz at Lincoln Center, November 2008. From left: composer David Amram on folk flute; Avram Pengas on guitar; Adam Amram on congas. A concert for World Peace followed the screening of the picture in the Allen Room, home to the Jazz greats.

Lincoln Center, New York
Director/producer/writer Teri McLuhan taking questions on stage at Jazz at Lincoln Center following the screening. Center: festival director Somi Roy; Right: Shoiab Harris Afghan grad student at Columbia University and one of the film's translators.

The Middle East International Film Festival, Abu Dhabi
On the Red Carpet at The Middle East International Film Festival in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, October 2009 (www.meiff.com; renamed in 2010 The Abu Dhabi Film Festival). From Left: music composer David Amram; director/producer/writer Teri McLuhan; cinematographer Sanjay Agrawal. The Frontier Gandhi won the festival's top award — The Black Pearl Award — for best feature documentary.

The Middle East International Film Festival, Abu Dhabi
Director/Producer/Writer Teri McLuhan with the film's composer David Amram in The Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi (Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan Mosque), the 6th largest Mosque in the world. October 2009.

Del Mar Theater, Santa Cruz, California
Special event screening at Santa Cruz, California, September 30, 2010. West Coast Premiere of The Frontier Gandhi at the Del Mar Theater. Hosted by IF. Q & A with the filmmaker followed the screening.

Reykjavik, Iceland
World Premiere of The Frontier Gandhi at the Reykjavik International Film Festival, Iceland, September 25 – October 5, 2008. Official Selection. The movie was featured on the festival's official film poster. A concert for World Peace by the film's composer David Amram followed the first screening. Discussions with the director/producer, the music composer, and editor Alex Shuper followed each screening.

Brooklyn, New York
Festival screening at Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), New York, June 5–14, 2009. An unprecedented ten-day festival of Muslim arts and ideas — films, performances, exhibitions, talks, video installations, Arabic hip-hop, Sufi chanting — from the Middle East, Asia, and Africa. The Frontier Gandhi was one of ten films selected from around the world and showcased at the festival. The sold-out screening was followed by a discussion with the director/producer Teri McLuhan and the film's music composer David Amram, and moderated by international festival director Peter Scarlet.

Toronto, Canada
International Diaspora Film Festival. Official Selection. The Frontier Gandhi was the sold-out Opening Night film of the festival, November 9, 2009. Q & A with the filmmaker followed the screening. A rocking concert "At Home Around the World/A Musical Mosaic" by the film's composer David Amram took place at The Revival the day before.

Kabul, Afghanistan
The Afghanistan premiere, January 20, 2010, of The Frontier Gandhi, at Radio Television Afghanistan auditorium was sponsored by the Regional Studies Centre of Afghanistan and the Embassy of Canada in Afghanistan. 400 dignitaries, officials, ambassadors, women and youth attended the invitation-only event. Q & A with the filmmaker in English and Pashto followed. Despite multiple suicide bombings two days prior to the screening and formidable security, the event had lines around the block. The following evening, a dinner at the Canadian Embassy's Official Residence, hosted by the deputy head of the mission, honored director/producer Teri McLuhan.

Santa Monica, California
A special event screening in Santa Monica, California, May 8, 2010 of The Frontier Gandhi at the Laemmle Santa Monica Theater. Sponsored by Common Peace: The Center for the Advancement of Nonviolence. The Center was started by the grandson of Mahatma Gandhi and the family of Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. to assist in the promotion of their respective teachings. A lively discussion with the director/producer followed the screening.

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Wilfrid Laurier University. First Canadian University Campus Screening, March 25, 2010, of The Frontier Gandhi sponsored by Laurier's Department of Religion and Culture and the Department of Global Studies. Q & A followed the screening with the director/producer Teri McLuhan and the film's editor Alex Shuper.

Pomona, California
Screening event of The Frontier Gandhi and dialogue with the director/producer Teri McLuhan at the The College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences; California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, October 3, 2010. Hosted by Ahimsa Center — nonviolence in thought and action.

New York City
Union Theological Seminary, James Memorial Chapel. Special event screening, February 26, 2010. Q & A followed with the director/producer.

Muscat, Oman (United Arab Emirates)
Private screening event hosted by for the Young Presidents Organization, January 9, 2010.  Q & A followed with the director/producer Teri McLuhan.

Flushing Town Hall, Queens, New York
Special event screening hosted by the Afghanistan Peace Association and the Khyber Society, February 26, 2009. Q & A followed with the director/producer.

Toronto, Canada
Massey College, University of Toronto. Screening event hosted by The Master of Massey College, John Fraser, and Elizabeth MacCallum, March 18, 2009. Preceded by a dinner in honor of the filmmaker in Ondaatje Hall. Q & A followed with the director/producer.

Chautauqua, New York
Chautauqua Institution: An Abrahamic Perspective, July 31, 2009. Special event screening. Q & A followed with the director/producer.

NDTV (National New Delhi Television)
Interview with director/producer T.C. McLuhan accompanied by film clips from her film “The Frontier Gandhi,” January 24th, 2011 Program explores a modern day Frontier Gandhi movement in India which includes young servants of peace at work in the villages and towns — devoted to Badshah Khan’s ideals of compassion, social justice, and service to the poor.

Ottawa, Canada
Campus wide public Screening Event at Carlton University, January 30th, 2011. Q & A followed by a hosted dinner.

Lexington, Kentucky
Screening Event at Transylvania University, February 9th, 2011. Q & A followed by hosted dinner.

Princeton, New Jersey
Screening Event at Princeton University, April 4th, 2011. Q & A. Reception followed by dinner.

Minneapolis, Minnesota
Public Screening Event at International Conference on Nonviolence, April 9th, 2011. Q & A followed by dinner hosted by conference organizers — Friends for a Nonviolent World.

Karlsruhe, Germany
Private Screening Event at ZKM, July 9th, 2011. Q & A followed by dinner.

Salt Lake City, Utah
“The Frontier Gandhi” is the Opening Night Film at the The Mahatma Gandhi International Film Festival, September 23rd, 2011. Q & A. Reception & dinner followed hosted by Festival founder and director Geralyn Drefous.

Claremont, California
Screening Event, Claremont Colleges, November 17th, 2011. Q & A. Reception & dinner followed hosted by Scripps College.

Hartford, Connecticut
Screening Event, Hartford Seminary, December 8th, 2011. Q & A. Dinner followed.