CORONADO ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS NOMADLAND
November 12th, 2020 - November 12th, 2020
CORONADO ISLAND FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS NOMADLAND AT THE SOUTH BAY DRIVE-IN
On Thursday, November 12th The South Bay Drive-in is proud and pleased to support Coronado Island Film Festival's Opening Night featuring Searchlight Pictures, NOMADLAND. Winner of the Golden Lion Award at this year’s Venice Film Festival, it continues to draw critical acclaim. The film overflows with humanity, complexity, and solitude set amidst the landscape and beauty of the American West. Based on Jessica Bruder’s non-fiction book Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century, the film follows Fern (Frances McDormand), an invented character, on her nomadic journey in 2008 following the economic crash. McDormand, who produced the film, delivers a raw, stubborn, and tender performance that will no doubt land her on many awards shortlists this year. Brilliantly directed and written by Chloé Zhao, who paces the film in a subtle, unflinching manner to reveal a side of America that many are not aware exists.
Gates open 7:00 pm, screening at 6:00pm
INCLUSIVE TICKET PRICE: Each $100.00 ticket allows entry for one 4-wheeled vehicle, no campers, RVs or trailers please. Price includes one voucher per car for 1 large popcorn, 2 sodas, 1 candy, and 2 churros. (If you want healthy snacks, you are welcome to bring in your own food and non-alcoholic beverages.)
Advance tickets are available now. Follow the link to purchase online through Coronado Island Film Festival. Tickets for this event are online only and will not be sold at the gate.
Before attending this event, all attendees must read and accept the terms of our Health Liability Waiver for Coronado Island Film Festival by clicking here.
SOUTH BAY DRIVE-IN COVID COMPLIANCE RULES:
New to the drive-in? See drive-in FAQs and rules here.
On Thursday, November 12th The South Bay Drive-in is proud and pleased to support Coronado Island Film Festival's Opening Night featuring Searchlight Pictures, NOMADLAND. Winner of the Golden Lion Award at this year’s Venice Film Festival, it continues to draw critical acclaim. The film overflows with humanity, complexity, and solitude set amidst the landscape and beauty of the American West. Based on Jessica Bruder’s non-fiction book Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st Century, the film follows Fern (Frances McDormand), an invented character, on her nomadic journey in 2008 following the economic crash. McDormand, who produced the film, delivers a raw, stubborn, and tender performance that will no doubt land her on many awards shortlists this year. Brilliantly directed and written by Chloé Zhao, who paces the film in a subtle, unflinching manner to reveal a side of America that many are not aware exists.
Gates open 7:00 pm, screening at 6:00pm
INCLUSIVE TICKET PRICE: Each $100.00 ticket allows entry for one 4-wheeled vehicle, no campers, RVs or trailers please. Price includes one voucher per car for 1 large popcorn, 2 sodas, 1 candy, and 2 churros. (If you want healthy snacks, you are welcome to bring in your own food and non-alcoholic beverages.)
Advance tickets are available now. Follow the link to purchase online through Coronado Island Film Festival. Tickets for this event are online only and will not be sold at the gate.
Before attending this event, all attendees must read and accept the terms of our Health Liability Waiver for Coronado Island Film Festival by clicking here.
SOUTH BAY DRIVE-IN COVID COMPLIANCE RULES:
- You must wear a mask when visiting the bathroom and snack bar.
- You must not leave your vehicle except to visit the bathroom or snack bar.
- You must view the movie from within your vehicle.
- You must practice social distancing at all times.
New to the drive-in? See drive-in FAQs and rules here.
