Dallas Film Announces Summer Drive-in Series Presented by Samsung
The show will go on, “first come, first park”
DALLAS, May 21, 2020 – Here’s what Dallas Film won’t do… Dallas Film won’t stop curating and screening great movies for our thoughtful family of movie-goers. Current conditions have accelerated our desire for scheduled year-round programming across multi-venues. In creating new ways to share the magic of movies, we’ve launched virtual cinema and hosted the DIFF Online High School Shorts Series. Dallas Film is now proud to announce a new partnership with Samsung to bring movie-goers the DIFF Summer Drive-in Series presented by Samsung.
DIFF Summer Drive-in Series presented by Samsung will screen films outdoors, drive-in style at Four Corners Brewery, 1311 S. Ervay Street, Dallas, TX 75215. The series begins on Wednesday, June 3 with a special 35th anniversary screening of THE GOONIES. Gates open at 7:00 pm and the film begins at 8:30 pm. Be sure to arrive early for a special introduction from the film’s cast.
No reservations required – first come, first park. There is a suggested donation of $20 per car.
DIFF Summer Drive-in Series presented by Samsung
Schedule (dates and movies subject to change):
6/3 THE GOONIES (35th Anniversary)
6/24 JAWS (45th Anniversary)
7/29 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK
8/26 Movie to be announced
9/30 Movie to be announced
DIFF Summer Drive-in Series Know Before You Go:
-Volunteers will direct parking.
-We request that everyone stay in their car or in the bed of their truck to respect social distancing.
-No chairs, blankets or tents allowed outside of vehicles.
-No balls, frisbees or parking lot games permitted at this time.
-Outside food is permitted. Food trucks and vendors will not be onsite at this screening.
-Alcohol is not allowed.
-We ask that guests only use the inside restrooms for emergencies.
About Dallas Film
Dallas Film (www.dallasfilm.org), established as Dallas Film Society in 2006, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that exists to celebrate the past, present and future of film in our community. The organization provides leadership in screen education and the recognition and celebration of excellence in the art of film, television, and digital media. Through a variety of screenings and festivals, and educational programs such as Veterans Institute for Film & Media (VIFM) and Mercury One High School Film Labs, Dallas Film raises awareness of the world’s most approachable and inclusive art form.
