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My Brooklyn screenings continue to sell out and generate much discussion. Here are some upcoming dates, please come and share widely:
UNIONDOCS
Sunday, Oct. 7
7:30pm
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
RED HOOK FILM FESTIVAL
Saturday, Oct. 13
2:30pm
Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition Screening Room
499 Van Brunt Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn
http://www.redhookfilmfest.com/html/festival_12.html
A new set of My Brooklyn screenings — in the great borough of Brooklyn and beyond (in Sweden in fact!)
Wednesday night, Sept. 19th – screening at the Brooklyn Public Library (Grand Army Plaza Branch) at 7pm.
more information here. This screening is free and open to the public.
Saturday, Sept. 22nd – first screening in a community-reclaimed outdoor vacant lot! At 7pm, hosted by 596 Acres at Myrtle Village Green (636 Myrtle Avenue between Kent and Franklin). More info and rsvp here.
Wednesday, Oct. 3rd – screening at Long Island University’s Kumble Theater in Downtown Brooklyn, right next to Fulton Mall! The event starts at 6pm.
Finally, My Brooklyn has been selected for the ArchFilm Festival in Lund, Sweden. Details coming soon.
Screenings of Kelly Anderson’s My Brooklyn:
Friday, Sept. 7th @ 6:30 pm
Architecture and Urban Design Program
Ware auditorium at Avery Hall (W. 116th St Campus)
Free and open to the public
Wednesday, Sept. 19th @ 7pm
Brooklyn Public Library (Brooklyn Collection)
Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn
More information at: http://catalog.brooklynpubliclibrary.org/record=g1005561
Free and open to the public (limited to 40 attendees)
Saturday, September 22, 2012 @ 7pm
596 Acres
920 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, New York 11238
https://www.facebook.com/events/469108529789864/469112493122801
My Brooklyn tells the story of the changing of downtown Brooklyn in recent years and explains the role of city policy is determining what our neighborhoods look like.