Outdoor Cinema: August 16-29 

Kikujiro
Socrates
Sculpture Park August 16
Japanese road movie about a seedy gangster and a nine-year-old manchild. Ha, manchild.
Broadway at Vernon Blvd. (Long Island city)

Goodfellas
RiverFlicks
  August 16
Italians using terms like “MotherFucka.” and “Jew Broad.”
Hudson River Park’s Pier 54


Raiders of the Lost Ark
Movies with a View  August
17
Where keeping up with the Joneses is a lot harder than it looks.
Brooklyn Bridge Park

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
RiverFlicks 
August 18
The original tale of a poor kid’s magical tour of a candy factory. Not the scary new version.
Hudson River Park’s Pier 46

Darwin’s Nightmare
Solar One
August 18
When Nile Perch were released into Lake Victoria for economic reason, they eliminated almost all of the other species of fish. What now?
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)
Found Footage Fest
RoofTop Films
August 18
Hysterical detritus from the video revolution.
AHS (50 Bedford Ave)

Beyond Beats and Rhymes
RoofTop Films 
August 19 (Rain date Aug 20)
Insider addresses Hip-Hop’s problems with homophobia, misogyny, racism and violence.
Fort Greene Park

Soylent Green
Solar One 
August 19
Science fiction thriller about the future of the planet and a society where natural foods have been replaced by something more sinister.
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)

Silent Running
Solar One
  August 20
A crew member of a spaceship holding Earth’s last nature reserves goes renegade when he is told to abandon his beloved plants. 
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)

Rocky
Bryant Park Summer Film Festival
August 21
I used to watch this to get pumped to study for finals in college. Yeah, I’m serious.
Lawn @ Bryant Park

Dog Day Afternoon
The L Magazine SummerScreen
August 22
Al Pacino plays a schlub who robs a bank to pay for his transvestite “girlfriend’s” operation.
McCarren Park Pool (Lorimer between Driggs and Bayard)

A Clockwork Orange
RiverFlicks
August 23
It’s a metaphor.
Hudson River Park’s Pier 54

Balseros
Socrates Sculpture Park
August 23
Documentary follows up with a group of Cubans 7 years after they’ve made a daring raft trip to the states.
Broadway at Vernon Blvd. (Long Island city)

The Warriors
Movies with a View
August 24
Not to be confused with The Orphans, The Lizzies, The Baseball Furies, The Van Cortlandt Rangers, The Boppers, The Electric Eliminators, or The Satan’s Mothers.
Brooklyn Bridge Park

ET
RiverFlicks
August 25
Not to be confused with a pervert or a deformed kid.
Hudson River Park’s Pier 46

Gimme Shelter
Solar One
  August 25
Documentary about the tragic Rolling Stones concert at Altamont. Hell’s Angels; not to be confused with security guards.
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)

Home Movies
RoofTop Films
August 25
AHS (50 Bedford Ave)

Style Wars
The L Magazine SummerScreen
August 26
Documentary about graffiti, and graffiti related topics of interest.
McCarren Park Pool (Lorimer between Driggs and Bayard)

Best of New York Non-Fiction: Brooklyn
RoofTop Films
August 26 (Rain date Aug 27)
True tales of Brooklyn, the borough that’s thorough.
Broolyn Navy Yard

Contested Streets
Solar One
  August 26
A look at New York City streets, from before automobiles to today.
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)

Princess Mononoke
Solar One
August 27
When a prince is infected with a curse he travels to the forest for a cure and stumbles upon a war between the forest dwellers and an iron mining town. Not to be confused with Meet the Deedles starring heartthrob Paul Walker as Phil Deedle.
Stuyvesant Cove Park (E. 23rd and East River)

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