Two men join the crew of a ship that vanished three decades ago, then mysteriously returned, in a haunting, hallucinatory time-travel mystery written, directed, edited, and scored by Mark Jenkin.
Drawing on the deep dread of so-called “liminal” spaces—the non-places of depopulated office buildings and parking lots of late capitalist America—this feature debut from 20-year-old Kane Parsons was inspired by a sprawling fictional location first chronicled in a 2019 4chan thread. A simple premise straight out of the internet age snowballs into psychological terror as store-owner Clark (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and his therapist (Renate Reinsve) venture into an unknown dimension through a strange doorway that has appeared in the basement of a furniture showroom.
The atmosphere inside is beautiful and rustic, offering clear sightlines and excellent acoustics even from the balcony. It feels like a classic, historic space designed specifically for immersive live performances.ambiance_potoo
Visitors frequently highlight the beautiful, rustic interior and the excellent acoustics that ensure great visibility and sound from all seating areas, including the balcony.reviews_potoo
Originally a playhouse built in 1904, this venue has been transformed into an award-winningly restored space that serves as a bold centerpiece for the Brooklyn Academy of Music.story_potoo