Feature Film Program
Brooklyn Drive-In: Shithouse
Grand Jury Prize Winner at SXSW, Shithouse announces a hilarious and winning new star of American independent film.
$35; one ticket admits one car
Sat Sep 5 7:30 PM
Grand Jury Prize Winner at SXSW, Shithouse announces a hilarious and winning new star of American independent film.
The Films
Shithouse
Cooper Raiff | US | 100
Lonely college freshman Alex (writer/director Cooper Raiff) has closed himself off from his peers, who all appear to have this whole "college thing" figured out. But everything changes one night when Alex takes a leap and attends a party at Shithouse – a legendary party fraternity – where he forges a strong connection with Maggie (Dylan Gelula, First Girl I Loved). The next day, she ignores him completely and seems to have forgotten about their amazing night. Desperately clinging to his social breakthrough, Alex pulls out all the stops with one more night at Shithouse, hoping to rekindle that moment of connection. From producer Jay Duplass, this Grand Jury Prize Winner at the 2020 SXSW Film Festival announces a hilarious and winning new star of American independent film. Courtesy of IFC Films.
Dinosaurs in Love
Hannah Jacobs, Katy Wang & Anna Ginsburg | UK | 1
Official video for the wonderful song by Fenn Rosenthal. Made in only 24 hours using 2D frame by frame animation.
Event Details
7:30 PM
Doors Open & Pre-Show Begins
8:30 PM
Films Begin
10:00 PM
Q&A with director/writer/star Cooper Raiff
For entry, drive southbound down 1st Avenue to the corner of 58th Street. Entrance is at 80 58th St. Signs and members of staff will direct you to the Drive-In upon arrival.
For complete Drive-In FAQs, head here.
PLEASE NOTE: This film is rated R (for language throughout, sexual content and drug/alcohol use) and may not be considered appropriate for younger audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.
For complete Drive-In FAQs, head here.
PLEASE NOTE: This film is rated R (for language throughout, sexual content and drug/alcohol use) and may not be considered appropriate for younger audiences. Viewer discretion is advised.
