As part of the Greenwich Odeum’s Centennial Celebration, we present Goldfinger, a cornerstone of the past 100 years of filmmaking. The evening is hosted by Steven Feinberg, the Executive Director of the Rhode Island TV & Film office, who provides a brief perspective on the film’s history, influence, and enduring relevance. Experience a century of cinema through one of its most unforgettable works.

The Great Escape is a rousing war adventure built around ingenuity, resilience, and the unbreakable will to be free. Set in a German POW camp during World War II, the film follows a diverse group of Allied prisoners who orchestrate an audacious mass escape, combining meticulous planning with quiet defiance. At the center is Capt. Virgil Hilts—“the Cooler King”—whose repeated escape attempts embody stubborn courage in the face of captivity. Directed by John Sturges and starring Steve McQueen, James Garner, and Richard Attenborough, the film balances suspense, camaraderie, and dark humor with unforgettable set pieces. A sweeping, enduring classic that celebrates teamwork and the human spirit under pressure.