This documentary about Father Greg Boyle and his Homeboy Industries, directed by Academy Award winner, Frieda Mock, is opening in theaters next week.
Then it will shortly be available for purchase or download, but it’s one of those films that it’s satisfying to see in the theater, as a shared experience.
To be honest, if you live in this city, you should see this movie. If you’re a youth worker or a teacher, or a member of law enforcement, a prosecutor, a public defender, or a judge, you should definitely see this movie.
If you just plain want to feel more hopeful about the race to which we all claim membership, you should see this movie.
Here’s where you can see G-Dog thus far.
Arizona Phoenix/Scottsdale – Harkins Shea-Scottsdale
California Encino – Laemmle Town Center
Los Angeles – Laemmle Claremont
Los Angeles – Laemmle Monica*
Los Angeles – Laemmle NoHo
Palm Desert – Cinémas Palme d’Or
Pasadena – Laemmle Playhouse
San Diego – Media Arts CenterConnecticut Hartford – Cinema City at the Palace
New Haven – Criterion Cinemas @ Movieland
Montana Helena – Myrna Loy Center
New York Manhattan – Cinema Village
Ithaca – Cinemapolis
Ohio Cleveland – Cedar Lee
Columbus – Gateway Film CenterPennsylvania Pittsburgh – Southside Works
Texas Austin – Alamo Drafthouse Village
Austin – Alamo Drafthouse Slaughter Lane
San Antonio – Alamo Drafthouse Park NorthVirginia Richmond – Criterion Cinemas @ Movieland
NOTE: Father Greg Boyle will participate in a Q&A following the 7:30 PM premiere screening on Thursday, April 25 at Laemmle Santa Monica.