Fathom Events serves a vital purpose in today’s film world.
The company delivers classic films, operas and titles outside the mainstream release schedule. Eager to see “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan” in a bona fide theater 40-plus years later?
Fathom Events has your back.
The company does something else of consequence. It gives a voice to Christians eager to see their values on the big screen.
Fathom Events showcased the theatrical version of “The Chosen” last year to spectacular results. “Christmas with The Chosen: The Messengers” earned a whopping $8 million in one weekend, the group’s largest box office hit to date.
This past weekend, Fathom Events did it again.
The company distributed “Lifemark,” a pro-adoption, pro-life drama starring Kirk Cameron. The film, from the profitable Kendrick brothers, got turned down by both mainstream and faith-friendly studios.
Enter Fathom Events.
Last weekend, the film earned more than $2.1 million on just 1,500 screens nationwide. That gave Fathom Events its biggest debut of 2022.
“Lifemark” came in third place on Friday’s box office, competing against new releases like “Barbarian” and “House of Darkness.”
Fathom Events has a history of sharing right-leaning, faith-friendly content with the public. Previous “Events” include presentations from radio titan Glenn Beck, a special presentation of “The Case for Christ” and “Church People.”
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