Date/Time: Thursday, June 27th at 7:00 PM
Location: Manhattan, NYC
Passes Available: Studio - 50 Admit 2s
RSVP Close Time: TBD
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The Human Rights Watch Film Festival returns to New York screens from June 13 to 23 with a program of 20 challenging and provocative films from across the globe that call for justice and social change. Now in its 24th edition, the festival will once again be presented at the Film Society of Lincoln Center and this year adds downtown screenings at the IFC Center.
Eighteen documentaries and two fiction films will be featured, including 15 New York premieres. Most of the screenings will be followed by Q&A sessions with filmmakers, and some by panel discussions with experts and film subjects.
One of the perks of NYC is all the free stuff. Here's a list of the outdoor movies screening in NYC this summer. If you know of any others, please comment and we'll add them to the list. Enjoy!
NYC Parks Free Summer Movies - Starts June 17th
Location: Various locations all over New York City
Movies: Too many to list
Cost: FREE
HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival - Starts June 17th
Location: Manhattan, Bryant Park, 42nd St between Fifth & Sixth Aves
Movies: Tootsie, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Frenzy, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte, The African Queen, A Foreign Affair, Norma Rae, The Women, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Cost: FREE
There's something quite magnificent about what has been captured in Storm Surfers. At first I thought I would get bored of seeing ocean waves, but these are not typical waves. The pure scale is astonishing to see. Shot in 3D with their own specifically designed cameras, this is a documentary that takes viewing to another level. With cameras mounted to surf boards, jet skis and even held freehand by the surfers, you'll feel right in the middle of the action.
