Join NSU Art Museum | Fort Lauderdale for a screening of QB VII, the groundbreaking mini-series drama of a Nazi war crime trial and winner of six Primetime Emmys, and a discussion with its legendary producer Douglas S. Cramer and star Juliet Mills. This special event will begin at 10:30 am and will coincide with the last day of the museum’s exhibition Revolution of the Eye: Modern Art and the Birth of American Television. QB VII was the first television mini-series and originally aired in 1974. Based on a true story, the riveting drama was among the first U.S. films shot on location in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and was the first TV drama to include actual footage of a Nazi concentration camp. The screening and discussion are free with museum admission. (Museum admission is free for museum members, NSU students, faculty, staff; $12 adults, $8 seniors, military, $5 non-NSU students with ID). Reservations are requested. For reservations call or email . Seating is limited.