BUY A TICKET. WATCH AT HOME. SUPPORT A THEATER.
“To put it simply — and, yes, gratefully — ‘Phoenix, Oregon’ is the sort of movie a lot of us need right now.”
“The film ‘Phoenix, Oregon’ is a lovely and well-observed drama filled with moments of such startling clarity that at times absolutely took my breath away.”
New Indie Film Offers “Theatrical-at-Home” Viewing Option
As theaters across the nation are closed, please join us for a virtual movie night to enjoy “the sort of movie a lot of us need right now” (Variety)– a comedy of midlife reinvention and the redeeming power of friendship.
The film was on track to open in theaters today … but the COVID-19 pandemic led the distribution team to pivot quickly to a creative approach: offering an alternative at-home viewing option, while still funneling revenue to theaters.
How does it work?
- Go to the phoenixoregonmovie.com website and buy a “Theatrical-at-Home” ticket for $6.50.
- You have the option to choose a theater, or select “no preference”. Revenues will be split with your selected theater, or split with all 17 theaters – either way, your ticket supports a theater!
- You’ll receive an email with a screening link; click play to watch the film within 3 days. You’ll have 48 hours to watch the film after clicking play.
ABOUT THE FILM
Defying midlife haze, two friends seize an unlikely opportunity to reinvent their lives, quitting their jobs to restore an old bowling alley and serve the “world’s greatest pizza.” The film takes a comedic look at the existential crisis many face when trying to find meaning and relevancy at midlife. “Phoenix, Oregon” stars many faces you’ll recognize including James Le Gros (Amazon Prime’s ‘Hunters’), Jesse Borrego (Fox’s ‘24’), Lisa Edelstein (Netflix’s ‘The Kominsky Method’), Reynaldo Gallegos (Triple Frontier), Diedrich Bader (ABC’s ‘American Housewife’) and Kevin Corrigan (Showtime’s ‘Ray Donovan’).
Written and directed by Gary Lundgren, cinematography by Patrick Neary.
PRESS
- An Independent Film Shot in Southern Oregon Is the No. 1 Movie in the Country – Willamette Week, Apr 7, 2020
- New Online Platforms Aim To Help Cinemas Survive COVID-19 – Forbes, Mar 21, 2020
- ‘Phoenix, Oregon’: Film Review – Variety, Mar 18, 2020