Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama
Don’t read anything about The Drama before you watch it. Except for this.
Reach an active community of moviegoers with one carefully integrated sponsorship each Tuesday.
Don’t read anything about The Drama before you watch it. Except for this.
One of our greatest filmmakers adapts the most influential story ever told.

A goofy, twisted good time of a sci-fi flick that works best when you let go and enjoy the damned ride.

A devilishly funny film that goes from a quiet simmer to a rolling boil, over and over again.

The U.S. immigration system as a canvas for one of the most colorful and inventive films in recent memory.

Tuesday Night Movie Night is built around a simple habit: one carefully chosen movie, delivered at the same time each week. Sponsors appear inside that familiar reading experience and receive the same care as the rest of the issue.
TNMN arrives every Tuesday with one film and a clear reason to watch it. Readers know the rhythm, look forward to the email, and make room for it each week.
Tuesday is now one of my favorite days of the week because TNMN graces my inbox with not only a recommendation, but also a chance for me to think up a movie for the Community Recs!
Readers use TNMN to decide what to watch. A relevant film, release, product, or service reaches them in discovery mode, ready to act on a trusted recommendation.
TNMN is fun, witty, and has gotten me watching movies again!
Finding tnmn in my inbox is always the highlight of my week.
Each issue features one sponsor in TNMN’s voice. It reaches an active movie community whose readers vote, share recommendations, and build watchlists.
Aside from the great recommendations, I love the positivity.
The tnmn community is awesome.
TNMN readers come for discovery and curation. They are interested in new films, repertory releases, physical media, books, art, screenings, streaming services, and the culture around movies.
New releases, restorations, repertory runs, and home-video editions.
Independent cinemas, repertory theaters, screening series, memberships, and special events.
Film art, books, physical media, apparel, memorabilia, and well-made objects for movie lovers.
Our readers eat, travel, use technology, furnish homes, buy cars, and plenty of other things.
Every issue includes two sponsor placements. The first appears above the film recommendation under “Presented with support from,” the most-viewed part of the edition. A custom-written sponsorship block appears above Community Recs, the most-clicked part of the edition.
Each placement includes a tracked destination link and can feature a discount code to encourage higher-intent visits. We write the final copy in TNMN’s editorial voice, presenting the sponsor as something we genuinely recommend to readers.
Two placements in every sponsored edition
Planning more than one issue? Multi-issue packages are available. Tell us the dates or campaign window you have in mind and we will quote the package.
A sequence gives readers more than one chance to notice, consider, and act. For most campaigns, we recommend four sponsored editions spread across seven weeks.
Give us more than one facet to work with. Share the clearest introduction to your brand or release, along with relevant products, reviews, deadlines, reader offers, and other campaign material. We will decide how to develop those angles across the sequence and write every placement in TNMN’s editorial voice. An exclusive discount code can give readers another reason to act and help connect sales to the campaign.
Use TNMN as part of a wider campaign. A recommendation from us provides attention, credibility, and visibility with an engaged movie audience. It works best alongside your other marketing, where each channel gives people another opportunity to understand the offer.
Meaningful sales movement often takes several exposures across newsletters, social media, search, press, and other channels. Spacing TNMN editions keeps your campaign visible, while a coordinated cross-platform effort gives prospective customers enough familiarity and reasons to buy.
Select one or more open Tuesdays and tell us what you would like to promote.
If the campaign is a match, we confirm pricing and place a 72-hour hold on the dates. Drew sends the invoice.
After accepting the booking, use the private sponsor portal to pay your invoice, provide links, images, timing, and goals.
After publication, the performance report is added to the sponsor portal.
If you are not ready to request a date or would prefer to plan further ahead, join the advertiser waitlist. We will email when new dates become available.
Your email will only be used for TNMN sponsorship availability.Selecting a date sends a request. It does not charge you or reserve the slot. We will review the campaign and reply before anything is booked.