Discussion after film with Monterey Pop Festival co-organizer Michelle Phillips and Roger Daltrey

DON’T LOOK BACK
Pennebaker captures Dylan on his triumphant 1965 concert tour of England. With Donovan, Marianne Faithfull et al.

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Plus a July 4th treat: A NEWSREEL BATTLE OF THE BANDS!!!
The Beatles versus The Dave Clark Five

“The Dave Clark Five Newsreel” - an ultra-rare glimpse at the white-slacked boys behind “Glad All Over” and “Bits & Pieces.” And an ultra-rare 1963 Pathe newsreel of the Beatles in the early days of British Beatlemania.

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – CLOSED on 4th July. Re-opens Saturday.

THE WILD ANGELS
Brand-new 35mm print of the classic biker film starring Nancy Sinatra and Peter Fonda

Discussion following with actress and musician Nancy Sinatra

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

THE MODEL SHOP
Psychedelic portrait of L.A. in the late 1960’s by famed French New Wave director Jacques Demy with superb original score by Spirit. New 35mm print!!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Discussion following with actress Lee Meriwether

MELODY (aka S.W.A.L.K.)
Ultra-rare film written by Alan Parker and produced by David Puttnam – with fabulous Bee Gees score (very much a Maurice Gibb project)

Stars Mark Lester and Jack Wild (co-stars of OLIVER!) in a charming story about three pre-teen pals at a British school. 10-year-old Mark Lester falls in love with 10-year-old Melody (Tracy Hyde) - and the two youngsters decide to get married!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT
Insanely-rare 60’s artifact of the Summer of Love – a stream-of-acideness! Featuring Barry McGuire, Paul Butterfield, Dave Crosby, Tiny Tim, Peter Yarrow, and local San Francisco icons Super Nun Sister, Immaculata Baby and legendary pot dealer Super Spade.

Introduction to "You Are What You Eat" by cast member - singer Barry McGuire - who will also give a rare live solo acoustic performance of his classic hit "Eve Of Destruction"!!!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Actors Judy Geeson and Michael Des Barres will participate in a discussion after the film.

KALEIDOSCOPE
A glittering, fast-moving Mod thriller with Warren Beatty – and yes he finds time for a swingin’ affair with the delectable Susannah York!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

BE GLAD FOR THE SONG HAS NO ENDING
Much-loved British prog-folk-rock ensemble The Incredible String Band blend a diverse range of styles, including dance, mime, vaudeville and hippie home movie, into a magical mystery tour-de-force.

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Discussion following with director Jim McBride

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

THE BUTTERCUP CHAIN
One of the breakout re-discoveries of last year’s Mods & Rockers Fest is back for an encore screening! As a result of its success last year – this is a newly restored 35mm print!!!!

A lovely, melancholy little gem about lost love and fleeting friendships with Leigh Taylor-Young joined by 60’s icon Jane Asher and Hywel Bennett (“The Family Way”)

Discussion following with actress Leigh Taylor-Young and THE BUTTERCUP CHAIN director Robert Ellis Miller and producer Philip Waddilove

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Author and radio deejay Hal Lifson signs his new book “Hal Lifson’s 1966! A Personal View of the Coolest Year in Pop Culture History”

GAS-S-S-S
After an experimental gas escapes, killing everyone over 25, six young hippies (amongst them Bud Cort, Cindy Williams, Ben Vereen, Talia Shire) go on the run in New Mexico trying to find a fabled commune!

Discussion following films with director Roger Corman

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

THE PRESIDENT’S ANALYST
Ultra-hip, idealistic psychoanalyst James Coburn is selected as the man to listen to the troubles of the US President - but is soon so stressed that he quits and goes on a hippie lam! A smart, hilarious satire, even more timely today, that takes on government, gun control, loss of privacy and the phone company!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Followed by a booksigning in the Lobby.

PRAISE MARX AND PASS THE AMMUNITION
Another ultra-rarity from the U.K., PRAISE MARX follows the amorous adventures of a young revolutionary (played by John Thaw- aka “Inspector Morse”) who uses his radical politics to get women into bed with him – until he’s kidnapped by fellow party members and put on trial for betraying the Revolution!! Noted silent film composer (and occasional Paul McCartney collaborator) Carl Davis appears as a character in the film trying to write catchy pop songs about Trotsky!

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

TAKING OFF
Director Milos Forman’s first American film is a warm and hilariously subversive comedy about parents trying to cope with their runaway children. Stars Buck Henry. Music by the Incredible String Band.

Mods & Rockers Club House at The Knitting Factory – open 6pm – 2am

Discussion following with musician and screenwriter Howard Kaylan, Oscar-nominated actor Justin Henry (“Kramer vs Kramer”) director Bill Fishman (“Tapeheads”) and producer Harold Bronson (co-founder of Rhino Records & Films)

To bring the 5th Annual Mods & Rockers Film Festival to a swinging finale – there will be a FREE concert of great 60’s music at The Knitting Factory. Live music from top 60’s tribute band The Mockers! And since the closing film of the festival (earlier in the evening) is the Los Angeles premiere of the brand-new film written by Howard Kaylan of The Turtles about the experiences of the Turtles in swingin’ London in 1967 (including encounters with The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Donovan and Jimi Hendrix) – The Mockers will perform a special tribute to the Turtles. With Turtles lead singer Howard Kaylan in attendance for the premiere of his film – anything might happen!!!