Cinema Six

Directed by: Mark Potts, Cole Selix
Written by: Mark Potts, Cole Selix
Starring: John Merriman, Brand Rackley, Mark Potts, Byron Brown, Lindsey Newell, Heather Wallis, Madi Goff, Eloise Kropp, Chris Doubek, Cole Selix, Kevin M. Brennan, Maggie Carey.

Mason, Dennis and Gabe have worked at the Stanton Family Cinemas for longer than they want to remember, but long enough that they don’t want to leave. Most of their time is spent messing with customers, watching fellow employees work out relationship issues, and basically slacking off—but at a cost.

Mason has a wife and child (and another on the way) and struggles with adulthood’s demands. Does he ask his father–in-law for a job, or does he stay with the Cinema? Dennis dropped out of college after his fiancée cheated on him. Gabe is considering college but fears both success and failure. Insert a bevy of crazy moviegoers and a ton of popcorn buttered up with personal triumph and self-realization and you have a tight, funny film sure to make the Grinch smile before Christmas.

With a winning recipe of humor, humanity and heart, CINEMA SIX is a rare commodity: a film with classic comic timing executed by new voices in adult comedic cinema.