Filmed in Mobile and Baldwin Counties, the cult nonfiction film Limo Ride: The Movie hit select theaters on Sept. 24 and arrives on home video Oct. 14. Local audiences get two more chances to see it on the big screen.
A late-night screening takes place at the OK Bicycle Shop on Saturday, Oct. 1. An encore follows at Bone & Barrel in Fairhope on Tuesday, Oct. 18.
The film tells the true, outlandish tale of ten friends whose New Year’s tradition — running naked into the Gulf of Mexico — spirals into a 24-hour ordeal of kidnapping and misadventure after they hire a sketchy limousine service. Filmmakers Gideon C. Kennedy and Marcus Rosentrater blend participant narration with feature-length re-creation. By day, Rosentrater is animation director on the Emmy-winning show Archer; Kennedy has spent more than a decade in the bar business.