BAM Rose Cinemas

Name:
BAM Rose Cinemas
Phone:
(718) 636-4100
Address:
30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11217, United States

Events At This Venue

Dec 19

From BAM:

Famed Brooklyn author Paul Auster brings his keen sense of detail to this slice-of-life film with Harvey Keitel as a man who presides over mid-gentrification Park Slope from his local cigar shop. The warm performances from the ensemble cast transform Smoke into a true Brooklyn love story.

Brooklyn Brewery will be on hand in the lobby from 6:30 to 9:30pm offering samples of Black Chocolate Stout and BAMboozle. Be sure to pepper the brewery rep with questions and compliments.

Feb 27

Come to the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) for a Brooklyn Brewery tasting and a double-feature screening! Brooklyn Brewery will be on hand in the lobby from 6:30 to 9:30pm offering samples of Local 2 and Sorachi Ale. Try these delicious beers and be sure to come with questions and compliments!

From BAM:

BROOKLYN BOHEME (2011) Directed by Nelson George and Diane Paragas. This nonfiction paean to Fort Greene celebrates the neighborhood as an epicenter for forward-thinking black culture in the 1980s. Includes interviews with Spike Lee, Rosie Perez, Chris Rock, and more.

SHE’S GOTTA HAVE IT (1986) Directed by Spike Lee. With Lee, Tracy Camilla Johns, Tommy Redmond Hicks, John Canada Terrell. Lee’s fearless feature debut (shot largely in Fort Greene)took the world by storm by appropriating the indie sex comedy, à la Woody Allen, to address black sexuality— and for its concern with a demographic hitherto underrepresented in film: the cosmopolitan black female.

Q&A with Nelson George and Diane Paragas

General Admission: $12
BAM Cinema Club Members: $7
Movie Moguls: Free
Seniors: $9
Students: $9 (25 and under with a valid ID, Mon—Thu)

Jun 20

From BAM:

“A showcase for emerging voices in American independent cinema, BAMcinemaFest features New York and North American premieres of films culled from Cannes, Sundance, Toronto, Berlin, SXSW, and other festivals from around the world.

Now in its fourth year, the 2012 edition of BAMcinemaFest opens with a screening in the spectacular BAM Howard Gilman Opera House followed by a BAM-wide party with a DJ, drinks, and snacks for ticketholders. The festival includes 21 New York premieres, rare repertory films, an outdoor screening, live music, filmmaker Q&As, lots of special guests, parties, and more.”

Check out the full schedule of events at the festival here. While you’re enjoying the program, stop by the cafe bar and enjoy an exclusive offering of Brooklyn Brewery beers. Get your all-inclusive tickets by clicking on the big button below and then selecting “Festival Ticket.”

Sep 24

From BAM: “In this irreverent re-tooling of a popular rom-com subgenre, two friends make their way to a wedding in Central Park, where they revive old jealousies and debates with a motley assortment of old friends.”

The screening of the move will be at 7 pm, and will feature a Q & A session with director Onur Tukel.  Brooklyn Brewery will be on hand with big bottle pours, so make sure to swing by to say hello.

Oct 29

Lace up your dancing shoes and make your way down to BAM on October 29 for three screenings of the disco classic “Saturday Night Fever.”  Grab tickets here ($7 for BAM members, $12 for general, $8 for students & seniors) for a showing at 4:30, 6:50 or 9:15 pm (or maybe all three if you’re feeling nostalgic.)  Brooklyn Brewery will be on hand to supply beer, so remember to come in and boogie down.

Nov 12

Head down to BAM on November 12 for the latest installment of the Brooklyn Close-Up series: 1983′s “Vigilante,” a gritty tale of a man who tries to stand apart from vigilante justice until gang violence affects his life as well.  There are showings at 6:50 pm and 9:30 pm, with a Q & A session with producer William Lustig after the 6:50 pm showing.  Brooklyn Brewery will be there to slake your thirst, so be sure to say hello.  Tickets are available below-$7 for BAM members, $12 for general, $8 for students & seniors.

 

Dec 17

Join BAM on December 17 for the next film in their Brooklyn Close-Up series: 1978′s classic “The Wiz.”  A 1970′s update on “The Wizard of Oz,” “The Wiz” was originally a Broadway musical that opened in 1974.  With a cast including greats such as RIchard Pryor, Diane Ross and Michael Jackson, the story takes on a whole new spin.  Showings are at 6 and 9 pm, with tickets for just $7 for BAM members, $12 for general & $8 for students & seniors.  Brooklyn Brewery will be there to meet your beer needs, so be sure to swing by before clicking your heels and heading home.