Roped In Cinema: A Sunday Film & Reflection Gathering

Roped In Cinema is a monthly Sunday cinema slowdown for people who want more than just a movie.
Hosted and curated by a local film lover, each gathering is designed as a pause before the week begins again. A moment to settle in, get comfortable, and watch together with intention.

This inaugural event is a privately hosted theater experience featuring private reclining seats, in theater blankets, and a curated screening with a take home reflection prompt.

The first film in the series is Send Help, a tense, darkly funny survival thriller about power, control, and the stories we tell ourselves to make it through. Starring Rachel McAdams, an actor known for choosing work rooted in authenticity, environmental care, and LGBTQIA+ allyship, the film sets the tone for the kind of storytelling this series is drawn to.
Roped In Cinema is women centered and LGBTQIA+ affirming, and open to anyone drawn to thoughtful, atmospheric films.

Each month’s selection shifts with the season and mood, moving between queer stories, women led narratives, thrillers, intimate dramas, and the occasional classic.

Seating is intentionally limited to keep the experience spacious and unhurried.

Info: Check in, grab your included popcorn and fountain drink, pick up your in theater freshly laundered blankets provided by Roped in Cinema, and get comfortable in your leather reclining seat.

Info: A brief welcome and framing for the film. No discussion required, introductions welcome ? ?

Info: Screening includes AMC previews. Film begins shortly after. Guests watch together with intention.

Info: Credits, quiet decompression, and an unhurried exit. Stay briefly or head out as needed.

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