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Classical Period + All the World’s Memory

Tuesday, August 25, 20266:00 PM
Shot on rough-hewn 16mm with a formal rigor to match its characters’ studied personas, Ted Fendt’s encyclopedic take on cinema stimulates the mind as much as it does the senses. Preceded by Alain Resnais’s ominous essay film set at the Bibliothèque nationale de France, All the World’s Memory.

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