Thursday, December 8, 2022 | 8pm
Film Runtime 112-min
Circle Cinema
10 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104

Tickets are available for purchase at CircleCinema.org

One night only on glorious 35mm film! Tulsa Artist Fellowship and Circle Cinema present a CineDOOM screening of Sam Peckinpah’s “Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia” (1974) with special introduction by Tulsa Artist Fellow, CineDOOM curator, and award-winning filmmaker Blackhorse Lowe.

When a Mexican land baron puts a million dollars on the head of the man who seduced his daughter, two money-hungry men (Gig Young and Robert Webber) recruit a small-town bartender, Bennie (Warren Oates), to help them do their dirty work. He sets off with his girlfriend, Elita (Isela Vega), on a tequila-fueled trek across the desolate Mexican frontier, which grows more intense, gruesome and bloody with every savage murder they leave in their wake.

Blackhorse Lowe is a filmmaker from the Navajo Nation and a multi-alum of the Sundance Film Institute. A recipient of the Panavision Award, his work has garnered accolades internationally at prominent festivals including Sundance and Tribeca. Recently, he directed and wrote episodes for the groundbreaking FX series “Reservation Dogs” created by Sterlin Harjo and Taika Waititi. Lowe is a current Tulsa Artist Fellow and is in development for an epic feature “Lords of the Earth.”

Circle Cinema’s mission is to use film to foster understanding and appreciation of the diversity of the human experience and create community among the viewers in the restored historic Circle Cinema. As a part of meeting that mission, Circle Cinema seek to provide a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where community members with diverse views and experiences can come together to enjoy films, events, and other programming. Circle Cinema values a safe experience for everyone, regardless of race or ethnicity, national origin, gender identity, sex or sexual orientation, age, religion, or disability. Your guest experience is our priority. If you see anyone engaging in harassment or unsafe behavior, please contact a member of our team.

With the belief that arts are critical to the advancement of cultural citizenship, Tulsa Artist Fellowship supports artists and arts workers in the heart of Oklahoma’s Green Country. Socially invested artistic practitioners live and work here, intentionally engaging with our city. Tulsa Artist Fellowship is a George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF) cultural initiative.

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Circle Cinema’s COVID-19 protocols have been approved by the Tulsa Health Department as meeting CDC guidelines and adhere to the National Association of Theater Owner’s CinemaSafe standards.

Masks are optional (Effective Mon 3/7/22) – Tulsa County is now at “Low” risk of COVID spread (Click here for Tulsa Health Department data). Per current CDC guidelines, masks are now optional for fully vaccinated guests to wear while at Circle Cinema. Courtesy masks are still available at entrances guests who are not fully vaccinated or would like them based on personal preference. CDC recommends masks if you are not fully vaccinated, immunocompromised, or if you live with someone at high risk for illness.​

Air filtration systems have been upgraded to higher MERV rating standards in order to block smaller recirculating particulates.

Circle Cinema also ask that you maintain social distancing with other guests when waiting in line or entering and exiting the theatres.

Staff clean the lobby and theatres in between all shows, including all high touch-point areas.

Credit card payments are preferred.

This theater is committed to meeting or exceeding all CDC, state and local regulations, as well as CinemaSafe expert-backed suggestions. When you see the CinemaSafe badge you can rest assured your cinema is doing everything possible to make your return to the movies safe & healthy!