Host a Film Fridge

We’re slowly expanding our community film fridges across Central Oregon and looking for spaces that feel like a natural fit.

What We Look For

We’re drawn to places that feel like a natural gathering point — bookstores, coffee shops, boutiques, hotels, or anywhere folks already linger a bit. If people come in to slow down, browse, or connect, film tends to fit right in.
Our fridges are compact (about the size of a mini fridge) and designed to blend into a space without taking it over. A visible, accessible spot is ideal — somewhere curious eyes might wander while waiting for a coffee or flipping through a book.
Film sales are rung up through your existing point-of-sale system, just like any other product. We keep things simple with clear pricing and SKUs, and we’re always happy to walk your team through it. No film expertise required — curiosity helps, though!
Little Radical Film Shop is about slowing down, making things with intention, and creating space for creativity to exist without pressure. If that resonates with how you run your business, we’re probably aligned.
We see film fridges as partnerships. That means staying in touch, sharing what’s working, and occasionally dreaming up fun ideas together — whether that’s a photo walk, a seasonal film feature, or something entirely new.

Short answer: nope.
We handle stocking, curation, and inventory planning. Film is sold through your POS, but we stay on top of keeping the fridge filled and balanced.
Totally okay. Film sales ebb and flow seasonally, and we plan for that. We curate stock intentionally, rotate as needed, and treat each fridge as a long-term creative offering — not a high-pressure sales display.
Yes.
We work on a simple, transparent revenue-share model so hosting a fridge makes sense for your business without added complexity. Details vary slightly by location, but everything is discussed upfront.
Low-pressure and collaborative.
This interest form just helps us learn about your space and see if it’s a good fit on both sides.