Upcoming Films

VIRGIN BLACKTOP: A New York Skate Odyssey – FREE in Memorial Park, Nyack

Showing: Friday, August 19, 8:00 PM — Memorial Park in Nyack
Genre: Documentary,Meet the Filmmaker
Director: Charlie Samuels
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“VIRGIN BLACKTOP: A New York Skate Odyssey” is an uplifting and sometimes heart-breaking coming-of-age story about a funky crew of suburban New York City kids. To be specific, they were Rockland kids. When they met in 1977, they had nothing in common except a passion for skateboarding. Despite their vastly different ages, races and economic… Read more

WE ARE ALREADY DANCING: The Return Of  Marta Renzi

Showing: Wed., August 24, 8:00 PM (Rain Date 8/26) — Edward Hopper House backyard
Genre: Dance
Director: Marta Renzi
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This program was originally scheduled for July 13 but had to be cancelled a few hours before it was to begin. We are pleased to be able to reschedule it for Augst 24, or August 26 in case of rain. Award-winning short films spanning 2 decades. Since 2006, choreographer, filmmaker, and Rockland County neighbor Marta… Read more

HELEN HAYES ON FILM: WHEN THE FIRST LADY OF BROADWAY CONQUERED HOLLYWOOD 

Showing: Friday, October 7, 8:00 PM — Nyack Center
Genre: Drama
With: Helen Hayes

An evening of film clips and discussion presented by film historian John DiLeo. Event sponsor: Wright Bros. Realty. In a movie career bookended by Academy Awards—Best Actress for The Sin of Madelon Claudet (1931), Best Supporting Actress for Airport (1970)—stage legend Helen Hayes forged a unique path on the screen.  She was a queen of… Read more

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