Film Night in the Heights 07'

Heights Entertainment and New York Restoration Project Have Joined Together to Bring 'Film Night in the Heights 07' to the Washington Heights/Inwood area.

Film Night in the Heights 07' will be showcasing films every Friday and Monday for 5 weeks starting Friday, July 27, 2007 and ending Monday, August 27, 2007.

The grand premier movie will be the classic "Casablanca."

This week will feature "In Time of the Butterflies."

The third week will be presenting a collection of short films from aspiring filmmakers.

The fourth week showing is "Mad Hot Ballroom" and the final movie will be the local independent hit, "The Story of Juan Bago."

Every Friday will take place at The Swindler Cove Park located on 200 Street between Dyckman Street and 10th Avenue.

Every Monday will take place at the New Leaf Café located on 190 Street and Fort Washington Avenue in The Fort Tryon Park. The New Leaf Café is also an after work spot in which drinks and popcorn are sold.

Highbridge Park is also taking part in 'Film Night of the Heights 07' with two Saturday evenings on August 11 (Short Films Collection) and August 25 (The Story of Juan Bago).

'Film Night in the Heights 07' is the link to bringing locals together for a night of free movies in the New York City Parks.

Bringing arts, particularly film, to an emerging community is essential to this growing phenomenon.

Heights Entertainment:

What truly distinguishes Heights Entertainment (H.E.) among independent production companies is the ability to be a One Stop Shop. Established in 2005,H.E. is not only a film production, it also offers complete pre-production, screenwriting, marketing, casting and much more.

Heights Entertainment provides marketing, media relations and domestic film.

The entire package makes Heights Entertainment a commanding force in the entertainment business. Visit the website for more info.

New York Restoration Project

New York Restoration Project was founded by renowned entertainer Bette Midler in 1995 with the belief that clean and green neighborhoods are fundamental to the quality of life and that every community in New York City deserves an oasis of natural beauty. Modeled on the Central Park Conservancy and other successful public-private partnerships, NYRP partners with individuals, community-based groups, and public agencies to reclaim, restore, and develop under-resourced parks, community gardens, and open space in New York City, primarily in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods. For more information visit: NYRP