The Summer Series, running through the end of August, will see New York premieres of festival hits, including Adrien Murray’s Retrograde, Andrew Semans’ Resurrection, John Patton Ford’s Emily the Criminal, James Morosini’s SXSW Winner I Love My Dad, Chloe Okuno’s Watcher, Sierra Pettengill’s Riotsville, USA, and Slamdance winner Hannah Ha Ha, which will be preceded by a live musical performance by lead actress Hannah Lee Thompson, and more. NYC's beloved summer film series finally returns this month with live music, immersive performances, and filmmaker Q&As at 40 outdoor events throughout NYC, including at Green-Wood Cemetery, Fort Greene Park, the Old American Can Factory in Gowanus, the pier at The Brooklyn Army Terminal in Sunset Park, City Parks Foundation’s SummerStage in Central Park and Industry City in Sunset Park.

the Machines (PG, 114 minutes, Family Film)Īugust 25: Public Choice with options of: Back to the Future, Mamma Mia! [PG. July 28: How Stella Got Her Groove Back (R, 124 minutes)Īugust 4: Jurassic Park (PG-13, 127 minutes)Īugust 11: Thelma and Louise (R, 130 minutes)Īugust 18: The Mitchells vs. July 21: Crazy Rich Asians (PG-13, 121 minutes) July 14: The Bourne Identity (PG-13, 119 minutes) Expect film shorts by local filmmakers as selected by BAM Film to also play in the background.

But there are more reasons to get there early, including the variety of DJs that will be spinning tunes before movie time. As usual, guests can bring their own picnic or purchase food and drinks curated by Smorgasburg on site (the vendors will open up shop at 5pm, giving you plenty of time to stock up on some goodies before the doors for the lawn open at 6pm and the movie begins at sundown). Every Thursday night starting July 7 through August 25, New Yorkers get to hang out on the Pier 1 Harbor View lawn and catch an exciting flick.

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