Showing posts with label Free Screening. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Screening. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

It's A Walk Off! Zoolander Halloween Party & Derelict Fashion Show, 10/29












Get your Halloween celebrations on early tomorrow night 10/29, with a fashionable fete of Mugatu proportions at the Zoolander Halloween Party. Come dressed to impress and strut your stuff as your favorite Zoolander character. Plus they'll be handing out Orange Mocha Frappuchino cocktails while you sit practicing your best Blue Steel. And yes...there will be a walk-off!


Where: The Arsenal
153 Roebling Street, Fourth floor, Studio 4B, Brooklyn

Subway: Bedford L Train

When:
Thursday, October 29 at 7:00 pm
Zoolander Screening 7pm, Derelict Fashion Show 9pm

Cost: $5 at the door or FREE entrance with a clothing donation to Housing Works

RSVP Here.

Saturday, April 11, 2009

Man on Wire-Free Screening April 16th

This is a great opportunity to see an amazing movie and participate in a rare Q & A session with Philippe Petit!

This event is FREE! and takes place at the new Visual Arts Theatre in Chelsea.

Be sure to RSVP as soon as possible to reserve your place!

WHEN: Thursday, April 16th, 6:30 pm screening, followed by a Q&A with Philippe Petit

WHERE: Visual Arts Theatre, 333 West 23rd Street (bet. 8th and 9th Aves)

RSVP: www.cencom.org, email info@cencom.org OR call the Center at 212-686-5005

Man on Wire, with Philippe Petit
Meet French highwire artist, Philippe Petit, who accomplished the impossible in 1974 when he navigated a single wire between the twin towers of the World Trade Center. Through interviews, re-creations, archival footage, and haunting images of the now-gone towers, this stunning documentary (Dir. James Marsh) offers a provocative look at a man driven to achieve the impossible. In addition to an Oscar, MAN ON WIRE won Producers' Guild, Sundance and BAFTA awards.

Moderator: Reeves Lehmann, Chairman, Film, Video and Animation Department, SVA
This event is brought to you by NYU's Center for Communication, The School of Visual Arts, and the Mayor's Office for Film, Theatre & Broadcasting.

See you there!