Drip Like Coffee

Set against the vibrant tapestry of historic Brooklyn, Drip Like Coffee follows Kali, a dedicated barista, whose world transforms when she meets up-and-coming photographer Mel. Struggling to emotionally support her needy boyfriend, Kali finds moments of delight through intimate conversations and sharing delicious coffee notes with Mel. NewFest alumna Anaiis Cisco directs this sensual exploration of Black women’s love stories, celebrating the life-altering impact of genuine chemistry and challenging mainstream narratives with its honest portrayal of romance and self-discovery.

UPCOMING Screenings

RUNNING TIME

91min

VENUE

Peter Jay Sharp Building
BAM Rose Cinemas

FORMAT

DCP

TICKET INFORMATION

Individual Film Ticket — $19.50
In-person access to a single film
BAM Members and Patrons receive a discount on tickets to this series, please email membership@BAM.org for more information.

For in-person screenings, please note: A $1.38 service charge per ticket will be added to all online orders.

Virtual - $14.50

For virtual screenings, please note: A $1.28 service charge per ticket will be added to all online orders

Leadership support for
BAM’s strategic initiatives provided by:

Mellon Foundation

Leadership support for
BAM Access Programs provided by
the Jerome L. Greene Foundation

JL Greene

Leadership support for
BAM programming provided by:

Howard Gilman

Leadership support for
BAM’s strategic initiatives provided by:

Altman Foundation

Leadership support for
BAM Film provided by
The Thompson Family Foundation

Major support for programs in
the Lepercq Cinema is provided by
The Lepercq Charitable Foundation

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