Film: Glory (1989)

Glory (1989) is an epic historical war drama directed by Edward Zwick that recounts the true story of the 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, one of the Union Army’s first African American units during the American Civil War. The film features Denzel Washington in his first Oscar‑winning performance, alongside a cast that includes Matthew Broderick, Morgan Freeman, and Cary Elwes. This special screening is presented free of charge at the National Gallery of Art’s East Building Auditorium, with registration required to attend.

When: May 31, 2026 (single day).
Showtimes: Not specified in the event listing; check the registration page for the exact screening time.
Tickets: Free, but advance registration is required.
Run time: Approximately 122 minutes.
Ages: Not specified; likely suitable for general audiences (rated R for war violence and language).
Venue: National Gallery of Art – East Building Auditorium, also called the Large Auditorium, located on the Concourse (lower level) of the East Building. The auditorium seats about 500 in a semi‑stadium configuration.
Note: The film is presented as part of the National Gallery of Art’s film program; attendees must register in advance to secure a seat.