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Deets: Tribeca Enterprises, in partnership with DoorDash and Rémy Martin, announced the return of the Tribeca Drive-In series, combining the power of the movies with the majesty of the Rose Bowl Stadium. Featuring an exciting slate of new and classic films, the limited-engagement series will provide audiences with an memorable experience that’s sure to captivate audiences of all ages. The Tribeca Drive-In screening events, which will be the only drive-in experience coming to the Los Angeles area, will take place on the weekends between July 28-August 26, 2021 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, CA.
A signature series for Tribeca, drive-ins have been a part of the festival’s programming since its inception 20 years ago. Tapping into the nostalgia of the traditional drive-in experience, this year’s schedule will feature a robust lineup of films including: 2021 Tribeca Festival encore screenings, classic films, family matinees, short films, plus special sneak preview of a new film yet to hit theaters! Beginning today, audiences can purchase tickets at TribecaFilm.com.
The opening weekend will feature screenings of acclaimed films celebrating milestone anniversaries including the 20th anniversary of The Royal Tenenbaums and the 25th anniversary of Fargo. These anniversaries were also commemorated at this year’s Tribeca Festival, and those attending The Royal Tenenbaums screening will have the opportunity to see footage of a cast reunion conversation that took place at the Festival.
The series will also spotlight the illustrious career of the late Robin Williams with some of his most memorable films including Hook and Good Will Hunting for which he earned the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in 1998.
Families can enjoy several films including The Princess Diaries, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and Moana, celebrating its 5th anniversary.
Audiences can also enjoy a special preview of Amazon Prime Video’s Everybody’s Talking About Jamie ahead of the film’s official premieres, mark the end of the 2021 Olympics with Go Big, a collection of short films that highlight athletic risks, rewards, and resilience, and celebrate the final weekend of the series with a collection of films that capture the power of music.
The 2021 Tribeca Drive-In series schedule includes:
July 28-August 1:
July 28: Tootsie, 5:00 pm; The Royal Tenenbaums, 8:00 pm
July 29: Wayne’s World, 5:30 pm; Fargo, 8:30 pm
July 30: Batman, 5:00 pm; Purple Rain, 8:30 pm
July 31: Where the Wild Things Are, 12:00 pm
August 1: Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, 2:00 pm; Labyrinth, 5:00 pm; Gravity, 8:30 pm
August 4-7:
August 4: The Princess Diaries, 5:00 pm; Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, 8:30 pm
August 5: Rango, 5:30 pm; Moonlight, 8:30 pm
August 6: Go Big: Sports Shorts, 6:00 pm; Blockers, 8:30 pm
August 7: Hook, 1:00 pm; Screening to be announced, 5:00 pm; Good Will Hunting, 8:30 pm
August 18-22:
August 18: The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, 5:30 pm; Mad Max: Fury Road, 8:30 pm
August 19: Grease, 5:00pm; Screening to be announced, 8:30 pm
August 20: Mars Attacks!, 5:30 pm; Saturday Night Fever, 8:30 pm
August 21: Moana, 2:00 pm; AI, 5:00 pm; Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, 8:30 pm
August 22: Willow, 1:00 pm; Screening to be announced, 5:00 pm; Screening to be announced, 8:30 pm
August 25-26:
August 25: Mix Tape: Music Shorts, 6:30 pm; Fame, 8:30 pm
August 26: Little Shop of Horrors, 5:30 pm; Screening to be announced, 8:30 pm
Tribeca is grateful for the support of its partners Rémy Martin and DoorDash, the nation’s leading last-mile logistics platform.
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