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Opening night is here. Do you know where Pass Pickup Is? (hint: Highland Ballroom)


 


That's right, if you show up at the Plaza tonight looking for your Pass, it won't be there. Proceed to the Highland Inn Ballroom to get your Pass. It's two blocks away on Highland, walking away from Ponce.

 

What movie is playing again? I forgot.


It's Joe, starring Nic Cage and Tye Sheridan. Sheridan and director David Gordon Green will be in attendance. There are still tickets left! 

 

What about parking?


There's free parking at the Plaza, but you can also at the Druid Hills Presbyterian Church ($5). There's street parking too.

For the full parking rundown, see our Parking Page.

 

Party down after the film at Paris on Ponce

If you're an All-Access or Film & Conference Pass holder, or you bought a ticket to Opening Night, you can come to the Opening Night Party at Paris On Ponce, made possible by Epting Events.

Parking at Paris on Ponce will be paid valet parking.
 

I have more questions.

Our web site has answers!  You can also email tickets@atlantafilmfestival.com or send a text to 470-296-0170.

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