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Yeah man owning a theater at a time when they're struggling sounds like a great idea, especially in my area where Regal had to shut down their only location (closest one now is 1.5 hours away) and the actual like best theater that didn't just play massive blockbusters had to shut down once corporate decided to just never fix their concession area. So all we have is AMC and Marcus. Sounds like a great place to take out loans, go into debt to open a new one.
As for the film festival thing, I don't got the business savvy or communication skills to even begin to know how to attempt that. Like social situations tend to give me panic attacks.