An immersive documentary about the remarkable life and legacy of MLB icon Roberto Clemente one of baseball’s most iconic figures. As the first high-profile Latino player to play in MLB in the United States, Roberto’s extraordinary career opened the door for generations of Latino baseball players to come. It is, however, Roberto’s remarkable life off the field that defined his legacy. Committed to uplifting society’s marginalized and under-represented, he fearlessly fought for social justice and racial equality with steadfast resolve. Proudly celebrating his Puerto Rican heritage, he remained unwavering in his commitment to uphold his personal values and sense of self. His career and fame served as a platform to further amplify his life purpose dedicated to family, community, and giving back. The tragedy of his untimely death on a mission to deliver aid to the victims of the 1972 Nicaraguan earthquake shocked the world with the loss of “The Great One.” This is the story of a man who showed that a life lived with passion and conviction can truly change the world. This is the story of an icon.. [20245, USA,101 min, Rated: NR]

Owen Gabbey of Pittsburg City Paper writes, “If you’re unfamiliar with the legendary athlete’s life and legacy, or you just need an uplifting story, Clemente is worth your time. The documentary is complicated, unruly, and not without its flaws, but also deeply inspiring.

Screening times are 4 pm on Fri. (Sept. 12), 3:15 pm on Sat. (Sept. 13), 1 pm on Sun. (Sept. 14), 5:45pm on Wed. (Sept. 17) and 7 pm on Thu (Sept. 18). Admission is $9 for members, $11.50 for general audiences and $5 for students (student tickets available only at the theater box office). Purchase advance tickets online at rehobothfilm.com or at the Cinema Art Theater box office in Lewes, Wednesday-Sunday from 12:00 Noon to 5:00 PM.