Featured cinema. Rich Daughtridge's entrepreneurial independent.
🎬 An independent spirit worthy of its own origin story.
Dispatches from the road, newest first
Featured cinema. Rich Daughtridge's entrepreneurial independent.
🎬 An independent spirit worthy of its own origin story.
A capital cameo on the way up the coast.
🎬 *Mr. Smith Goes to Washington* (1939); Carmen and Ian just drive through it.
Where two rivers meet, state 6 gets its overnight.
🎬 “Almost heaven, West Virginia.” Cue the “Take Me Home, Country Roads” needle drop.
Old Dominion, grand old movie palaces.
Research Triangle, art-house corner.
The Queen City, racing towards its close-up.
🎬 *Talladega Nights* (2006) country: if you ain't first on the marquee, you're last.
Southern charm, old streets and a story worth filming.
🎬 The greens aren't Augusta's only claim to fame. The Notebook (2004) put the city on screen.
Gulf-coast sunsets and a slower kind of picture show.
🎬 The rain-soaked rowboat scene in *The Notebook* (2004)? Shot on nearby Cypress Gardens' blackwater.
Spanish moss, historic squares, state number two on the marquee.
🎬 Life is like a box of popcorn. The bench from *Forrest Gump* (1994) sat in Chippewa Square.
Cinépolis Orlando. The theme-park capital knows a thing or two about showmanship.
🎬 Before the magic, there was the movies. The Florida Project (2017) captured Orlando’s stranger side.
Neon, heat and the first big-city marquee of the tour.
🎬 Orlando: Where the rides are real, but the stories are bigger. Lethal Weapon 3 (1992) came through town
Rooftop Cinema Club
🎬 Where the neon never sleeps, Miami has always known how to play a part. Scarface (1983) was here first.
Mile Marker Zero. The opening frame of an eight-month feature.
🎬 Every journey to the end of the world starts at Mile Marker Zero. *True Lies* (1994) was here first.