Independent Arts News Reporting ACME Screening: The Taste of Things Plus Lobby Reception, Discussion and Dinner
Reported on Tuesday, March 12, 2024.
Pictured Above: Gary Lee Kraut. Photo Credit: Acme Screening Room
NEWSROOM POST: LAMBERTVILLE, NJ
A post-screening dinner option is available to join Gary at Anton’s at the Swan in Lambertville, where you can discuss your upcoming France travel plans.
Lambertville, NJ – Join the Acme Screening Room on Saturday March 16 at 415pm for a special event centered around Frances’s entry for Best International Film at the 2024 Academy Awards, The Taste of Things. A Pre-screening Lobby Reception will be followed by the film, and then a discussion with Gary Lee Kraut, editor of France Revisited web magazine.
Pictured Above: The Taste of Things Poster. Photo credit: Contributed.
Gary is a dual American and French citizen, having grown up local to the Trenton area. He is specialized in travel, culture and touring in France and is the author of five travel guides in addition to many articles, essays and short stories of travel abroad. For our discussion, Gary will speak about food culture in France, both the cliché and the reality, and about his recent research into “bistro life” in Paris. He’ll whet our appetite for travel to France with stories about the owners, chefs and patrons of the dwindling yet living institution that is the old-fashion neighborhood bistro.
A post-screening dinner option is available to join Gary at Anton’s at the Swan in Lambertville, where you can discuss your upcoming France travel plans.
For more information and tickets, visit the website at www.acmescreeningroom.org.
Pictured Above: The lobby of the Acme Screening Room. Photo credit: Contributed.
About the ACME Screening Room
ACME Screening Room is a nonprofit weekend theater that presents classic, independent, and documentary films to educate and inspire. Housed in a former supermarket in Lambertville, NJ, ACME is a space where audiences come together to discuss contemporary ideas presented through the world of film. As a cultural resource for the community, we invite participation through guest speakers and discussions; partnerships with local businesses and organizations; supporting new projects by artists and filmmakers; and screening films that reflect the diversity of our audience.
