Photo #4312: 3/25 Allison Anders' GAS FOOD LODGING Meetup Photos

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3/25 Allison Anders' GAS FOOD LODGING - Photo added by Samantha Shada

About this meetup

Tickets are sold out for this Friday's screening of GAS FOOD LODGING. but we'll be having an afterparty around the corner at Sadie Kitchen + Lounge around 10PM after the film. All are welcome to join! Sadie Kitchen + Lounge 1638 N Las Palmas Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90028.

Director Allison Anders will be joining us next Friday along with actress Ione Skye! Tickets for the screening are nearly sold out, so be sure to grab one in advance and arrive early to claim your seat: fandan.co/1LR0Y7v

Join the Seeking Our Story film club in celebrating the work of director Allison Anders! The acclaimed second feature from writer-director Allison Anders, GAS FOOD LODGING (1992), stars Brooke Adams as a waitress and single mom struggling to support two teenage daughters, played by Ione Skye and Fairuza Balk. Together these women grapple with burgeoning sexuality and shifting life circumstances against the harsh backdrop of the New Mexico desert. Director Allison Anders in person before the film!

6:30PM doors
7:30PM film presentation

Our new venue in the Spielberg Theatre at the Cinematheque has very Limited Seating. Tickets $11 in advance. Cash parking available behind the theatre on N McCadden Pl.

Direct Link to get your ticket now: http://www.fandango.com/egyptiantheatrehollywood_aaofx/theaterpage?date=3%2F25%2F2016

This screening is presented by The Alliance of Women Directors and the new Rack Focus program at The American Cinematheque: http://americancinemathequecalendar.com/content/rack-focus

6:30PM doors, 7:30PM film presentation

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