A Place (Sort Of) - The Ultimate Missoula Movie Tickets

Hailing from Missoula, Montana, A Place (Sort Of) - The Ultimate Missoula Movie is a documentary mosaic crafted by filmmaker Andy Smetanka. Funded through Kickstarter, this project weaves hours of found Missoula footage into seasons of storytelling, narrated by local voices to create what many describe as an unvarnished, un-narrated music video of Missoula. Since its world premiere at The Wilma in 2023, the film has echoed through local venues and film festivals, cementing its place in Missoula’s vibrant arts scene.

As part of a broader career, Smetanka has continued producing documentaries and music-related video work, all rooted in Missoula’s community and landscape. The project’s approach—curated footage, season-based structure, and local narration—offers a fresh look at the city’s memory, culture, and daily life through a cinematic lens.

Below you’ll find a detailed biography, discography highlights tied to the project’s musical influences, and information about upcoming tour dates and screenings. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward details to help you secure your seats for a unique Missoula experience.

Key venues like The Wilma and The Roxy have hosted screenings, including the world premiere and subsequent showings in 2024, with MTFF featuring the film in its programming. The 2025 Montana Film Festival – Shorts Program 2: Places (Sort Of) at The Roxy in Missoula on October 25, 2025, continues the film’s legacy of community-centered screenings. While official social media for the film or Andy Smetanka isn’t highlighted publicly, updates commonly appear through Kickstarter pages and local Missoula press coverage. If you’re exploring local cinema and documentary storytelling, A Place (Sort Of) offers a distinctive snapshot of Missoula’s past and present through a collaborative, community-driven lens.

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