Because of these companies, the Alamo and others, have the opportunity to earn some funds to assist in the hopeful reopening of many of our second homes in the way of a virtual ticket. Stepping up to help save independent cinema, its workers and the art house theaters that proudly feature these films are Kino Lorber, Film Movement, Magnolia and Distrib Films. The Alamo Drafthouse has over forty locations, nearly half being franchise operations that are no less passionate about bringing the best movie going experience possible and promoting our die hard love of film. This whole current state of affairs is an uncertain clusterfuck for countless individuals and for cinema. Also taking a hit are the independent filmmakers, their cast and crew, their projects, who all hoped to have Alamo play host to their unique releases. So many of us have lost a sense of home, belonging and an income lost our livelihood. It was devastating to many to say the very least (I’m sitting here writing this with tears in my eyes).
Me and Lynn Lowry after a screening of “The Crazies” in Tempe
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