Kai Risdahl

Huge crowds for that.

But we're really like in the run up to Disclosure Day, Spielberg's big new movie.

Yeah.

Let me ask you, not that you're always thinking about business business, but let me ask you about the not arts part of your business, but about the actual, you know, selling stuff on scene part of the business, concessions and all of that.

I imagine your cost of goods sold is up just like everybody's?

What's the ticket price?

I mean, if I go to the multiplex around here, well, as you know, I'm paying a zillion dollars.

And then if you're a Belcourt member, you're paying $9.75 to come to the movies.

So, like, we want this to be an accessible place.

Yeah.

Are you, you know, you're a nonprofit, right?

You go out and raise philanthropic dollars.

How is that for you?

I would say a little more challenged on the government funding side of things, the foundation side of things.

But the flip side is we're seeing a lot of generosity from our audiences.

Which is how many members?

Oh, wow.

So, you know, that's 8,400 Nashvillians, or at least people from the region, putting money on the table and saying, you're an investment that I care about, Belcourt.

Yeah, yeah.

Talk to me for a second about, you know, Backroom and Obsession and that versus some of the, you know, the sequels and the IP movies that came out this weekend to, as near as I can tell, sort of meh, sort of box office, right?