Join the Woodstock Film Festival for a special summer drive-in screening of Katherine Dieckmann's 2006 film DIGGERS preceded by an in-depth Q&A session with the filmmaker.

Themed dinner, snacks, cocktails, and dessert catering provided for purchase by Greenville Drive-In Outdoor Cinema, Nancy's Artisanal Creamery and Pippy's Food Truck.

Thursday, July 16th. Doors open at 7:30pm. Screening starts at 9pm with Q&A beforehand.

The event will take place at The Greenville Drive-In located at 10700 NY-32, Greenville, NY 12083.

Tickets are $15 per person with a one car limit per order.

ABOUT THE FILM:

This bittersweet slice-of-life period piece boasts the knock-out ensemble cast of Paul Rudd, Sarah Paulson, Maura Tierney, Ron Eldard, Josh Hamilton, Lauren Ambrose and Ken Marino, who also wrote the script. Set in a working-class community of clamdiggers on Long Island during the election year of 1976, director Katherine Dieckmann's DIGGERS is a heartfelt blend of comedy and drama, focusing on a tightly-knit cluster of friends forced to embrace sudden changes to their small-town way of life.

Recalling character-driven period staples like THE LAST PICTURE SHOW, DINER and BREAKING AWAY, the film’s mood of post-Vietnam and Watergate skepticism relates to the present-day temperament of our country, leavened with a healthy dose of lyricism, tenderness and humor.

ABOUT THE DIRECTOR:

Writer-director Katherine Dieckmann has made four feature films: STRANGE WEATHER, MOTHERHOOD, DIGGERS, A GOOD BABY. She began her career as a journalist before going on to direct music videos for bands including R.E.M., Sharon Van Etten, Wilco and Aimee Mann. Dieckmann is a Professor of Professional Practice at Columbia University’s School of the Arts Film Program, where she teaches screenwriting.