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Chasing Chasing Amy

Now Playing in Theaters Across the U.S.

92% Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes 🍅

Chasing Chasing Amy explores the transformational impact of a ’90s rom-com on a 12 year old kid from Kansas, coming of age and contending with queer identity.

After playing at more than 75 film festivals around the world, the award-winning, mamafilm co-production Chasing Chasing Amy opens this Friday, November 1st, in several cities across the U.S. Check out the list of theaters and please forward this email along to your besties in those cities and towns!

If you’re in Kansas City, join us for a Q&A after the film with Director Sav Rodgers on Friday, November 1st at 7:15pm at AMC Studio 28 and Saturday, November 2nd at 3:15pm at Screenland Armour.  And if you’re in NYC, join us for a Q&A with Director Sav Rodgers, Producers Carrie Radigan, Matthew Mills and Editor Sharika Ajaikumar on Sunday, November 3rd at 4pm at AMC Empire. (And if you’re in Wichita, stay tuned for local screening info…)

Hot off the presses, check out Sav Rodgers in IndieWire…and the movie in CNN’s Hollywood Minute!

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