Scarface at Rooftop Cinema Club

A landmark crime epic rooted in Miami’s pop-cultural mythology screens in an open-air rooftop setting, pairing excess, ambition and downfall with skyline views on Miami Beach. The film traces the rise and collapse of Tony Montana, a Cuban refugee who arrives in Miami during the Mariel boatlift and ascends through the city’s cocaine trade with ruthless determination, only to be undone by violence, paranoia and unchecked power.

Directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver Stone, the 1983 film stars Al Pacino in one of his most iconic roles, alongside Michelle Pfeiffer, Steven Bauer, Robert Loggia and Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. Known for its stylized intensity, quotable dialogue and lasting influence on film, music and fashion, the story explores themes of ambition, excess and the corrosive cost of the American dream.

Scarface screens Sunday, March 1 at Rooftop Cinema Club South Beach, where guests watch from cushioned Adirondack chairs or shared loveseat seating designed for relaxed outdoor viewing. Ticket options include standard seating as well as packages that bundle chairs or loveseats with popcorn.

Founded in London and now operating rooftop venues across major U.S. cities, Rooftop Cinema Club is known for transforming urban rooftops into open-air cinema spaces focused on atmosphere, comfort and communal viewing.