Sarah Palin documentary premieres in Iowa

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"The Undefeated," a documentary about Sarah Palin's rise to fame, premiered Tuesday, June 29, 2011, in Iowa. The film will debut in Atlanta July 15.

Sarah Palin shakes hands with a few people before entering the Pella Opera House for the premiere of "The Undefeated," the new documentary on the meteoric rise of Palin, in Pella, Iowa on Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Sarah and Todd Palin walked the line of supporters to shake hands, sign things and talk to Iowans for about 10 minutes before entering the opera house for the show.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin greets a child in downtown Pella, Iowa, before attending the first public screening of "The Undefeated." Palin said Tuesday she's still thinking about whether to run for president, dismissing a comment from her daughter that she'd already made up her mind.

Sarah and Todd Palin kept it casual, wearing jeans and large belt buckles to the premiere.

Sarah Palin reaches out to a supporter as her husband Todd looks on.

Sarah Palin signed things for the people outside the Opera House as she walked in for the premiere of film.

Sarah Palin talks with people outside the Opera House as she walks in for the premiere of "The Undefeated."

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin signs an autograph after the screening of the film "The Undefeated."

Sarah Palin greets supporters as they gather for a barbecue with the former Alaska governor.

Sarah Palin poses for a photo with a supporter during a post-screening barbecue.

Sarah and Todd Palin make their way through the crowd, barbecue plates in hand, during a post-screening film party.

Sarah Palin speaks with fans outside the opera house. Atlantans will get the chance to see the Palin documentary "The Undefeated" when it debuts here July 15.

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Sarah Palin shakes hands with a few people before entering the Pella Opera House for the premiere of "The Undefeated," the new documentary on the meteoric rise of Palin, in Pella, Iowa on Tuesday, June 28, 2011. Sarah and Todd Palin walked the line of supporters to shake hands, sign things and talk to Iowans for about 10 minutes before entering the opera house for the show.

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