Because it is not all about sex, drugs, booze, and cheap food, today you can see a screening of a documentary that sheds light on some of the behind the scenes scenes that are all part of making a movie. See Abel Ferrara, the Bronx born director of Keitel led cherub-cop tale “Bad Lieutenant” (trailer), deal with lost funding, crumbling crew, and other “not-ideal” scenarios. High five to Freenyc for the tip-eroo.
When: Monday, May 11th @ 6:00pm
Where: John D Calandra Italian American Institute (25 W. 43rd St bet 5th and 6th Ave, 17th Fl)
How: Free with RSVP at 212-642-2094
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Tags: abel ferrara, Bad Lieutenant, free screening, Italian American Institute
