Grab The Popcorn Because The Bozeman Film Society In Montana Is Hosting Virtual Cinemas

If you miss the movie theater experience, you're not alone. And while Montana cinemas will open up as soon as they safely can, the Bozeman Film Society has come up with a compromise to bring the films to you in the meantime. They've started hosting virtual cinemas - meaning for a small fee, you can watch all kinds of great movies at home.

The Bozeman Film Society is a non-profit organization located at 111 S. Grand Ave. (Suite 112) in Bozeman.

Since its 1978 beginnings, the organization has been all about fostering independent films and bringing them to Montanans.

Recently, the team came up with a way to support the shelter in place order while still showing films.

This way, the organization and filmmakers will still be supported, and Montanans everywhere can still be entertained.

Currently, a wide variety of films are available on the Bozeman Film Society website -- there's something for everyone.

From the award-winning Brazilian film Bacurau to the charming Saint Frances, a critically-acclaimed film about an accidental nanny, there are all kinds of delightful gems. There's even a Cat Video Fest, which is a pretty popular pick.

Here's how it works: just click on the photo of your film of choice, read the description, and follow the link to purchase a ticket.

Most tickets cost $12, which gives you access to the film for anywhere from two to five days. Then enter your email address and credit card information, pop some popcorn, and enjoy.

While it's true that nothing could ever replace the in-person experience of the cinema, these virtual screenings are the next best thing.

And this is a great way to support independent films as well as this wonderful organization in the process.

While you'll be able to enjoy the Bozeman Film Society's virtual screenings until at least mid-May, some of the films are only available for a few more days. Check out the listings here.