CANCELED: "Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn" Screening

This event is cancelled and will not be rescheduled. All tickets will be refunded.

Join WBUR and Salem Film Fest for a screening of the documentary "Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn," directed by Ivy Meeropol, which offers an unflinching look at the infamous attorney who prosecuted Meeropol’s grandparents, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and later argued persuasively for their execution in what became known as the “atomic spies” case.

The film examines Cohn’s life as chief counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy in the late 1950s – when the young Cohn first experimented in the process of wielding of political power – through the 1980s, when he became a darling of the Reagan White House, a rabid anti-homosexuality activist and political mentor to Donald J. Trump before meeting his death from AIDS in 1986.
Tickets 
General: $10.00
Student: $5.00 (Must present a valid undergraduate or graduate ID to be admitted entry.)
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About Salem Film Fest 

Since 2007, Salem Film Fest has brought the world's best independent documentaries and their makers to Boston's North Shore for one of the country's most filmmaker friendly events. Now the largest festival showcase of documentary films in New England, it presents an impressive lineup of more than 80 features and shorts, chock full of premieres, in three cities: Salem, Beverly and Peabody. The fest also features Filmmaker Q&A's, High School and College film contests, The Doc-a-chusetts Pitch, Parties, Special Events and more. This year's 10 day fest spans two weekends, between March 20 and 29. Tickets and passes are now on sale at www.salemfilmfest.com