A black poster featuring large, light blue text that reads 'Your Attention Please,' with smaller text below stating 'A film by Sara Robin and Jack Lemay.' At the bottom, there's a laurel wreath with text indicating the film's premiere at the SXSW Film & TV Festival 2026.
A black poster featuring large, light blue text that reads 'Your Attention Please,' with smaller text below stating 'A film by Sara Robin and Jack Lemay.' At the bottom, there's a laurel wreath with text indicating the film's premiere at the SXSW Film & TV Festival 2026.
Text saying 'Reclaiming Humanity in the Digital Age' in bold, light blue font on a black background.

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As the real-world consequences of social media come into focus, a resilient coalition of parents, Gen Z reformers and whistleblowers are swinging back. Can we rebuild the tools of our time to serve humanity, or will we remain captive to the scroll?
A person with curly blonde hair talking to three women with long hair in a bar or restaurant, with a shelf full of bottles and a hanging lamp in the background.

Some conversations are more powerful when we have them together. Hosting a screening of Your Attention Please creates a space for people to gather, reflect, share their experiences, and talk about what a healthier relationship with technology could look like.

Bring the film to your school, workplace, organization, theater, or community—and turn a screening into a catalyst for conversation, connection, and action.

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Nostalgic for the time before phones took over?

Nostalgic for the time before phones took over?

An indoor scene with a vintage Macintosh computer that has a monitor displaying a QR code and the text 'Are you hooked to your phone? Scan to find out'. The computer has multiple colorful stickers on it and is connected to a keyboard and a mouse.

Find out how much time you can reclaim from your phone

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