Movie theater experience: A close look at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville
Watching a movie in a theater is a totally different experience than streaming it at home.
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2h agoThe Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville is a five-screen cinema that hosts special events for the community.
The center's Restored and Rediscovered film preservation festival is being held May 13-23.
The festival will open with the 1993 film Household Saints and include a reception and Q&A with director Nancy Savoca, producer Rich Guay and their daughter Martina Savoca-Guay.
