RuPaul's Cinematic Comeback: Indie Releases, Restorations, and Pride Month Celebrations
RuPaul returns to the big screen with several limited indie releases, including Promised Sky, The Gas Station Attendant, and O Horizon. The weekend also features limited release restorations of films like Amores Perros and The Third Man. Additionally, films like I Shot Andy Warhol, The Devil Queen, and By Hook Or By Crook are making a comeback. June is celebrated as Pride Month, and BTS World Tour 'Arirang' In Busan will be live-streamed to screens worldwide. Bleecker Street's comedy Stop! That! Train! starring RuPaul is playing on over 1,000 screens, following the adventures of train stewardesses Tess and DeeDee. The Gas Station Attendant, a documentary by Karla Murthy, reflects on a father's life and the immigrant experience. Promised Sky, directed by Erige Sehiri, tells the story of migrant women in Tunisia, while O Horizon, starring Maria Bakalova, explores a young neuroscientist's journey after a personal loss.