Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, the popular theater chain known for premium food and drink options and their strict no-talking rules, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The Austin-based company announced the bankruptcy Monday as well as an asset purchase agreement with partners that will assist the chain in continuing operations and remaining a going concern. The chain, which operates forty theater locations nationwide, sold itself to Altamont Capital Partners, a previous investor in the company, to affiliates of Fortress Investment Group, a new backer, and to Tim League, Alamo's founder.