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Come Celebrate <em>The Cosmopolitans</em> With Whit Stillman
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Published Aug 8, 2014
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Whit Stillman's highly anticipated small screen comedie dramatique will premiere later this month, part of Amazon Studios original programming. His series, The Cosmopolitans, stars Adam Brody, Chloë Sevigny, Carrie MacLemore, and Adriano Giannin, who play a set of expats in France. While there's no set premiere date at this time, we'll be premiering the first episode on the big screen later this month. Join us?
On August 19th (at 7 p.m.) we'll be hosting an intimate screening of The Cosmopolitans pilot at Nitehawk Cinemas, followed by an afterparty with Whit himself (note: upon Whit's request no cosmopolitan cocktails!).
Tickets are $11 and are on sale NOW—they will sell out fast (the theater only holds 60 people), so what are you still doing here?
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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