NEXT STOP, GREENWICH VILLAGE (1976): Writer-director Paul Mazursky's transparently autobiographical film has considerable charm and appeal. His alter ego in this case is Larry Lapinsky (Lenny Baker), an aspiring actor in his early twenties who leaves his Brooklyn home, kvetching mother (Shelley Winters), and hen-pecked pop (Mike Kellin) and moves to Greenwich Village, a few subway stops and several worlds away. The guest speaker is Rick Winston, film programmer, historian and author. As always, your ticket includes our festival’s famous patio party beginning at 6PM with complimentary refreshments and an assortment of beverages. The guest speaker will introduce the film and then stay for a Q&A as the houselights go on afterwards.
Movie Time – All Films: Box office opens: 5:30PM/ Patio opens: 6:00PM/ Guest Speaker: 6:30PM/Film: 7:00PM. General Admission $10; BHC and JFNH Members: $9.
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