After a theatrical run in Australia and Indonesia, Aussie feature Alvin's Harmonious World of Opposites will return to the USA, where it made its international premiere earlier this year at Park City's Slamdance.
Directed by Platon Theodoris (profiled by IF in March), the critically acclaimed Alvin will screen at ArcLight Cinemas in Hollywood and Chicago as part of the monthly Slamdance Cinema Club.
The two-year-old program, a partnership between ArcLight and Slamdance, is designed to bring indies from the festival circuit to ArcLight cinemas.
“We are excited for audiences to embrace these incredibly diverse independent films," said ArcLight Cinemas executive vp cinema programming Gretchen McCourt. "It’s partnerships like this that continue to make ArcLight’s programming unique."
Alvin is set to screen next month, with the director in attendance alongside lead actors Teik-Kim Pok and Ailis Logan and Q&A's occuring after each screening.
"The whole team is super excited that Alvin's Harmonious World of Opposites has found a very receptive audience," Theodoris told IF.
"It's been a slow burn for the film, gaining traction through word of mouth and referrals. It's just great that it's been able to stick around for so long."
The quirky feature will also return to Sydney's Golden Age in Surry Hills, where it screens October 16.