Live Event: Movie Night for New Yorker Radio Hour Listeners

The New Yorker Radio Hour | 8 hours ago

“Chameleon Street,” directed by Wendell B. Harris, Jr., is a 1989 comedy about a fraudster who impersonates various professionals to make a living and get ahead. The New Yorker’s film critic Richard Brody considers it a neglected masterpiece of independent film, and he will appear at a special screening of it on Friday, November 6th, at 7:00 P.M. at the Greene Space, in New York City. Join Brody, and the Radio Hour senior producer Adam Howard, for a Q. & A. after the film. 

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