Che

Yes it certainly does!! I can't wait to see it!

"The full-length roadshow version CHE, will be released as a special 1 week event on December 12th in New York City at the Ziegfeld Theater and in Los Angeles at The Landmark. This special presentation will feature a printed program guide to be distributed at each screening and will also be presented digitally utilizing DCP Projection. On Opening night, Steven Soderbergh will appear for a Q&A in New York and Benicio Del Toro and producer Laura Bickford will appear in Los Angeles. There will be no trailers or commercials played prior to the screenings. Run time for Part 1 - 129 minutes and Part 2 - 128 minutes with a 30 minute intermission. In New York, there will also be an exhibition of cast portraits taken by Mary Ellen Mark.


CHE will re-open on January 9th in New York and Los Angeles as two separate admissions titled CHE PART 1: THE ARGENTINE and CHE PART 2: GUERRILLA. A national rollout will follow to the top 25 markets on January 16th and 22nd with further expansions planned. The 2 parts will be released simultaneously in each market.


On January 21st, IFC will also make the separate parts available on IFC In Theaters, its video on demand platform. The 2 parts will be available in 50 million homes nationwide on all major cable and satellite providers in both standard and high definition versions."
 
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