"Brighton Beach" at America’s Movie Industry Birthplace
Brighton Beach: A Hidden Gem of NYC Film History.
Join us at the Protected content for a special screening of Brighton Beach, a recently rediscovered and restored documentary capturing the soul of Brooklyn’s Russian-Jewish enclave, “Little Odessa.” Blending rare archival footage with new cinematography, the film is a loving portrait of a resilient community that has resisted gentrification.
🎬 Featuring a post-screening Q&A with co-director Susan Wittenberg.
After the screening, you can join us for an optional group dinner at a nearby Korean BBQ spot ... a relaxed way to connect with fellow film lovers.
We’ll also have a few minutes before or after the screening to explore the Classic Film Posters from The KONSTANTINO SPANOUDIS IKON Collection inside the Film Center.
Presented by the Protected content - a not-for-profit cultural institution celebrating cinema’s past and future through curated screenings, dynamic events, and Fort Lee’s legacy as the Birthplace of the American Motion Picture Industry.
See film synopsis and purchase tickets online or at the door on the day of the event: Protected content
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