Film
Juice
- 7PM
A spiral of violence engulfs a group of friends growing up in Harlem in this complex, neo-noir moral drama from Spike Lee cinematographer-turned-director Ernest Dickerson. Featuring an electrifying performance from Tupac—in his first major film role—as a wannabe gangster who develops a taste for killing, Juice is one of the great hip-hop films of the 90s, with a soundtrack of classic cuts from Naughty By Nature, Eric B. & Rakim, Too Short, and Cypress Hill.
Q&A with co-screenwriter Gerard Brown, moderated by Racquel Gates, Assistant Professor of Cinema & Media Studies at the College of Staten Island, CUNY
Go to the movies just once a month and a BAM membership pays for itself.
New Queer Cinema icon Cheryl Dunye on race, sexuality, and cinematic representation.
Nas and DMX in an Alizé-and-mushrooms swirl of millennial Manhattan and dancehall reggae.
One of the most shattering cinematic experiences of the 1990s.