10 Facts About Bruce Goldstein

Bruce Goldstein was born on July 5,1952 and is a New York City based film programmer, distributor, documentarian, writer, producer, and publicist.

Bruce Goldstein is best known for his work as the repertory programmer for Film Forum in New York.

Bruce Goldstein, the son of Murray and Betty Goldstein, was born in Amityville, New York, on Long Island and raised in nearby Hicksville.

Bruce Goldstein attended Hicksville High School and went on to Boston University, dropping out to run a movie theater in Provincetown, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod, where he created his first repertory film calendars.

In 1986, Bruce Goldstein was hired by Karen Cooper, director of New York's Film Forum, to program the theater's second screen.

Bruce Goldstein has created over 500 film festivals, and has been instrumental in putting over 1,000 new 35mm prints into circulation.

Bruce Goldstein has written and produced many of Rialto's trailers and has served as art director on the company's posters.

Bruce Goldstein has worked closely on editing the subtitles of Rialto's foreign-language films.

Bruce Goldstein has personally written subtitles for five of the company's releases.

In 2010 Bruce Goldstein was nominated by James Billington, Librarian of Congress, to the Board of the National Film Registry.