The programmers of BAMcinemaFest including Ryan Werner, Nellie Killian, David Reilly & Gabriele Caroti stop by to discuss this summer’s festivities; also one of the films in the festival is a new documentary, Evolution of a Criminal. It’s director Darius Clark Monroe visits in the second segment.

Rooftop Films Brings AT&T and Tribeca Film Festival’s Free ‘Film For All’ Screening of ‘When Harry Met Sally’ to All Five Boroughs Simultaneously!

Brooklyn-based art rockers Salt Cathedral are gonna slay the crowd at Sundance Film Festival Shorts! Check out our interview with these multi-national music makers.

One of the most excitingly original shorts programs Rooftop has to offer this season, Trapped in the Machine is all about range – from the strange and mildly disturbing to the heartfelt and affecting, this bill has a little bit of everything for the adventurous viewer.

Bryan Wizemann has screened with Rooftop Films not once, not twice, but three times! This superstar triple-alum is Kickstarting his latest feature, a coming of age high school story that is sure to be a powerful piece of drama.

Multi-instrumentalist Lydia Ainsworth composes gorgeous, haunting melodies based in string, electronic, abstract vocals and industrial instrumentation. Her debut album Right From Real – Pt. 1 is out on June 10th.

Rooftop Films is pleased to present three free shows at Metrotech Commons this summer!

The guests on this episode of the podcast include the team behind Citizen Koch, Carl Deal & Tia Lessin; filmmaker Michael Tully with his new comedy Ping Pong Summer; and filmmaker PJ Raval with one of the subjects from his film Before You Know It, Ty Martin.

Rooftop alumna Pearl Gluck is Kickstarting her latest film, a powerful indie social drama called THE TURN OUT.

“…telling the story of Randi’s life allowed us to explore subjects that we’re interested in through a compelling character with an incredible life story. Plus, he looks like Gandolf and I want to adopt him as my grandfather.” – Justin Weinstein. An Honest Liar screens TONIGHT, June 2nd at The JCC in Manhattan.