Rooftop Films Presents our Last Full Weekend of Shows!

Bata-Ville is a feature-length documentary by Karen Guthrie and Nina Pope. This fascinating and charming film is part road trip documentary, part ideological exploration. At Rooftop Films we never imagined a bus-trip across Europe with a group of retired shoe-factory workers would be so enjoyable.

Thursday, September 14, 2006
8:30PM- Live Music by PG6 | 9PM: Showtime

On the roof of Downtown Community Television (DCTV) 87 Lafayette, Tribeca, Manhattan

tickets are $8, and available online or at the door of the event

visit www.RooftopFilms.com for directions and show information

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Downtown Locals, a feature-length documentary by Rory and Robin Muir
Friday, September 16, 2006 on the lawn at the Automotive High School, 50 Bedford Ave, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Downtown Locals is a funny yet poignant glimpse underground, into the lives of six disparate New York City subway buskers. Downtown Locals illustrates brilliantly the microcosm of the true underground by drawing us into the lives of a few of New York City's less celebrated characters.

8:30PM: Live Music by subway musicians from the film | 9PM: Showtime

Tickets $8 online or at the door.

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What is Paper Mache? is a feature-length documeentary by Jesse Malings screening on the roof of The Old American Can Factory, 232 3rd Street, Gowanus, Brooklyn.

Saturday, September 16, 2006

8:30PM: Live Music by Just About to Burn | 9PM: Showtime

$8 tickets at the door or online

** This is a revival screening of a brilliant and little-known documentary, as part of our 10-year anniversary! **

www.RooftopFilms.com