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A Brooklyn charity, "Sisters of 32" held a screening for the highly anticipated film “The Color Purple” this past weekend.

The event was held at the Linden Boulevard Multiplex Cinemas.

The “Color Purple” – based off the novel by Alice Walker -- follows a Black teenager raised in rural Georgia in the early 20th century.

The group will also be going to a local supermarket and using the funds they raised to pay for the groceries of 10 families this holiday season on Dec. 22.

“The Color Purple” hits theaters on Christmas day.