Frequently Asked Questions

Visit the Our Story section of our web site.

Visit the Fact Sheet section of our web site.

AMC stands for American Multi-Cinema and is not in affiliation with the cable television station, AMC.

January 27, 2006, AMC and Loews merged their respective businesses into one, mega-business. The merger represents the combination of two of the oldest and most respected names in the theatre exhibition business with 180 years of experience and leadership.

AMC follows all local and federal guidelines for employing minors in the workplace. We often provide offers for employment to persons between the ages of 14-17, based on the times that they can work as indicated by their school work permits. Because the labor laws can vary from state to state, we'd encourage you to contact your local theatre and speak with the manager. He or she will be the best person to ask about age requirements for employment.

For employment verification of an AMC associate, please click here.

Visit the Careers section of our web site.

In an effort to provide a guest-friendly environment throughout our theatres, we ask that you read and follow the AMC Code of Conduct (PDF).

Visit our Contact Info page.

At AMC, we are considering content from independent filmmakers for feature-length films to bring our guests the best specialty films. You can find all of the information for submitting your film here.

AMC prefers to receive business and marketing proposals by mail. Please address yours to the appropriate department at: AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. (insert your intended department) 11500 Ash Street Leawood, KS 66211

Visit the In the Community section of our web site.

Visit the News Releases section of our web site.

Visit the Media Center section of our web site.