Culture Catch and Napapijri are pleased to continue our Film Salon series.

More than just meeting a director or actor and then screening a movie, this monthly in-store event affords a select group of invited VIP New Yorkers an unprecedented opportunity to discuss in an informal and casual setting the impact of a movie and the cultural significance it may or may not have on our society. We're looking for the integrity of the film and filmmaker(s) and their symbiotic relationship with our brands. If you're not invited, chances are you will not get in.

No, we're not culture snobs - well, maybe just a little bit - but space is tight in this beautiful Italian-based sportswear retailer's Napapijri Soho store at 149 Mercer Street (between Prince & Houston), NYC 10012, 212-431-4490.

Each event will start with drinks and light food, an interview by Dusty Wright with either the director and/or star of the movie, private screening of the movie, and a chance to discuss it in detail afterward.

Our next event is scheduled for Tuesday, February 26th from 7 - 10 pm with special guest comedic actress Susie Essman screening her two favorite episodes of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm.

"Susie Essman might be the funniest character on the funniest show on television. As the foul-mouthed Susie Green on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm, she's a javelin in the side of the show's creator and star, Larry David. She swears. We laugh. No one takes offense. Why? "I have no idea. I'm just thankful for it," she said. "It's a gift." Cleveland Plain Dealer

Email us for a chance to receive two VIP passes. Tell us why you'd like to attend.

peace,

Dusty

Co-sponsored by our friends at Izze, Tito's, and Jawbone.

Napapijri crew share the love with Susie.

Susie autographs an expletive-heavy 8x10 .

Jeffrey Clark Grossman and Kate Welch mug for camera.

All that glitters is gold in your Napa parka!

VIP attendees engage Susie during post-film Q&A.

Laura Miles and Megan Meece (Zing USA).

Michael Williams of Jawbone helps out Susie.

Susie cracks up Dusty during Q&A.

Ms. Susie Essman and Elavia Bello of Izze.