Rooftop Films interviews Shenandoah Ableman of Shenandoah and the Night.

Jonathan Lisecki gives us some inside scoop on the making of his feature film Gayby, showing this Saturday June 23 at Open Road Rooftop on the Lower East Side.

Head on over to Coney Island for the final screening of EPIX Free-For-All summer series, “How She Move.”

Film + music + pie = a truly social media.

You heard right…EPIX is bringing Bieber mania to Coney Island this Monday with a screening of Never Say Never, the ultimate chronicle of the trials and tribulations of being pop sensation Justin Bieber….you do not want to miss this!

Turns out that you can get a lot more from a film festival than just a film. Get ready, because we’ve got some music for you too. Yes, you already know that we have live bands. But it’s Dan’s playlist that has been growing in notoriety as the opening act to most screenings this summer…

Rooftop’s new websites allows you to search for and read about bands and venues, as well as watch music videos and more.

Rooftop alum Sam Green and Dave Cerf’s philosophical film essay Utopia in Four Movements swirls brilliantly and casually through cultural history and detritus, through fantasy and forgotten fact. The film hits NYC in October.

One of the most beautiful shows Rooftop Films ever hosted was our 2007 edition of Dark ‘Toons. The astonishing animator Brent Green showed his films and played live music with Brooklyn locals The Quavers. They are a band whose sound and focus is very much in line with Rooftop–quiet and surprisingly intricate songs about drifting [...]

Rooftop Films is truly blessed to work in the The Old American Can Factory (an amazing six-building complex of artists and artisinal manufacturers), surrounded as we are by so many brilliant people. Our friend and neighbor Martin Bisi runs a legendary recording studio in one building, a studio he co-founded with Brian Eno and Bill [...]