Brooklyn Movies

If you love outdoor movies, stay in Brooklyn for the summer. Get an overview of what concerts and films are playing this summer in Brooklyn.

Here's the schedule for twenty great summer outdoor films, presented by Rooftop Films in Brooklyn.

Here's the 2011 schedule for summer outdoor films, presented by Rooftop Films, in Park Slope, Fort Greene and Gowanus.

Enjoy outdoor movies in gorgeous Brooklyn Bridge Park in DUMBO. Free DJ, dancing, short films and classic feature length films, shown against the backdrop of one of the world's most famous skyline views. Here's the calendar of Thursday night summertime free movies showing in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

Here's a fun way to spend Sunday nights in Brooklyn: Free movies under the stars in Fort Greene's crowded, eco-friendly Habana Outpost. Get some drinks and Cuban-Mexican food, and settle in for great free films. Movies start at sundown. Here's the movie schedule.

What could be more fun? Welcome to Movies on the Beach in Coney Island. As part of the historic area's vast makeover, starting in 2011 there will be free films on Monday nights. The movies are shown on a huge forty-foot screen. Grab a hot dog at Nathans, or spend the afternoon exploring the NY Aquarium (open 10 a.m.-6 p.m.)and walking along the...

SummerScreen, launched in 2005, is a hugely popular free outdoor film series in Williamsburg's McCarren Park's ball fields. These famous films, presented by EPIX and The L Magazine, are shown on Wednesday evenings. Bring your blanket, food and drink, and settle in for a great evening. Here's the schedule of summer films.

There's tons to do in Brooklyn in the summer, from running in the parks to attending a wonderful First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum. You can eat pizza in Bensonhurst, ice cream in DUMBO and calzone in Carroll Gardens. Watch firework at Coney Island, go fishing off of Sheepshead Bay, and much more. For starters, here are some great summer...

Find information on free movie screenings and film festivals in Brooklyn.

Amazingly, you can catch a free film almost every day of the week through much of this summer in Brooklyn. Some film festivals run only six weeks; others run from May to September. So calendarize this: Monday (Coney Island), Wednesday (McCarren Park in Williamsburg), Thursday (Brooklyn Bridge Park), Friday and Saturdays in various venues around...

In New York City or Brooklyn on a beautiful summer Tuesday? Wander down to Valentino Pier on Red Hook's waterfront for a fun evening watching a classic movie outdoors, in a magnificent setting. It's informal, locally-sponsored, friendly and great fun. And, free.

Welcome to free movies in Williamsburg, at East River State Park. Enjoy good company and spectacular views of Manhattan!

Find out where Brooklyn's movie theaters are, what makes each special (for better and worse), where they are located, and what's nearby.

Find out what's happening at the Brooklyn Film & Arts Festival this December.

BAMkids Film Festival Schedule

Film buffs alert: Head to Brooklyn for the first week of May for a five day treat, the Brooklyn Arts Council's Annual indie film festival.It's called "Scene: Brooklyn May 2012 Series," and it's a scene indeed!