Preparation for the Next Life at the Alamo Sloan's Lake

Well for those of you who tolerate my love of Monday movies, let me announce, HUZZAH! At last a Monday Movie I am excited about, so excited that I am abandoning the Sie for the Alamo. This is a Bing Liu's (who made the truly stellar doc Minding the Gap) first narrative feature.

Bing Liu’s Oscar-nominated 2018 feature doc Minding the Gap is an intensely personal chronicle of three friends in an Illinois town united by their love of skateboarding and their traumatic childhoods. Clear-eyed and forthright about the fallout of fractured families, the film also weaves a dreamscape of sorts out of meditative interludes of skate footage that provide fluidity in a shape-shifting narrative. A similar free-flowing spontaneity, intimacy and compassion grace Liu’s first dramatic feature, Preparation for the Next Life, along with a deep affinity for troubled young people seeking refuge in one another while they attempt to establish a foothold as independent adults.(David Rooney)

Tickets available at the box office, on the Alamo and Fandango websites, it is showing in a small theater with limited availability.

4 hours free parking in structure with validation and street parking.

We will head over to local venue for discussion after if folks are interested.