States of Grace Re-Opening in Utah/Opening in Vegas and Arizona

By Dan on Jan 18, 2006

A note from Emily Pearson, one of the producers of States of Grace. This film is worth supporting. I plan to see it again (it will be the fourth time) this weekend.

Cheers,

Dan

———————–

Dear Friends,

For the large number of you that contacted us after missing STATES OF GRACE due to the incredibly busy holiday season – IT’S BACK FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!

PLEASE FORWARD THIS ON TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW.

OPENS FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 at:

  • THE GATEWAY IN DOWNTOWN SLC
  • JORDAN COMMONS IN SANDY
  • CINEMARK 24 IN WEST JORDAN
  • THE MEGAPLEX AT THANKSGIVING POINT
  • CARMIKE WYNNSONG IN PROVO

It also opens:

  • FEBRUARY 3 IN LAS VEGAS, and
  • FEBRUARY 10 IN MESA & PHOENIX, ARIZONA

We will be taking this film to theaters across the country, therefore the DVD is not even scheduled for release until Thanksgiving of 2006.

  • Come see the film that has critics hailing Richard Dutcher as “…one of the VERY BEST INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS IN THE WORLD.” (4 1/2 Stars, Wade Major, Box Office Magazine)
  • “REMARKABLE…Stunning. BREATHTAKING.” (4 Stars) Cody Clark, Daily Herald
  • “It addresses mature spiritual themes with such ASTONISHING depth…the most faith-affirming, UPLIFTING film I have seen in a long time.” Eric D. Snider, efilmcritic.com
  • “Compelling…HARD-HITTING…Powerful. DUTCHER BREAKS ALL THE RULES.” (3 1/2 Stars) Sean P. Means, The Salt Lake Tribune.

This may be your last chance to see one of the most powerful films of the year. DON’T MISS OUT!

Emily Pearson

Managing Director Main Street Movie Co.

------------
Share this! These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages.
  • StumbleUpon
  • Digg
  • del.icio.us
  • Facebook
  • Google

2 Comment(s)

  1. I really wish that Mormon film makers would venture outside of the west in screening their work. There are others, like me, who live outside of the Mountain west who would support even limited screenings if they only came to where we were. The first installment in “The Work and the Glory” recieved a limited billing, but the large theatre in the local cinaplex complex was pretty much sold out during the times that it was shown.

    I guess that, along with others who want to support Mormon filmakers, we will have to wait unti these films make their way to video, and then find their way to our local video store.

    Rest assured, when “States of Grace” comes to Atlanta, this one patron of Mormon cinema who will be watching.

    Comment # 1 by christopherusch | Jan 19, 2006 | Reply

  2. Mormon movies are entering the motion picture market at the same time that movie goers are being drawn away from the movies by xbox, home videos and DVR’s.
    I feel another reason that fewer people are going to the movies is that the quality of the motion pictures has taken a serious downturn.
    I believe one day we will be able to pay $10.00 and download a movie (any movie) from the internet. Unfortunately this is not going to happen soon and until then mormon movies and regular movies are going to have a very difficult time beating the theatre and Hollywook system.
    Movie producers will be deprived of a venue for their products and movie watchers will be deprived of the ability to see many movies.

    Gordon Hill

    Comment # 2 by Gordon Hill | Feb 17, 2006 | Reply

Post a Comment

Next Post »
« Previous Post