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Succeeding Lawrence Rinder, who previously held the director title for over a decade, Widholm is keen on bringing systemic change to the modern museum industry.
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Have you ever slid into the Facebook direct messages of a movie theater? Now I can say that I have, and it ghosted me.
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The online format, of course, presents its own challenges — such as digitizing physical film reels and obtaining the rights to curate films digitally.
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BAMPFA’s ongoing “Watch From Home” series hopes to support the work of filmmakers and the art museum itself.
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“The Cordillera of Dreams” focuses on the mountainscape, or cordillera, of the Andes and the way that it has impacted and defined life in the surrounding areas.
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Along with all of Godard’s work in the 1960s, the film became a paradigm of the French New Wave style for its innovative style and romantic air.
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The film shines not only as a compelling thriller but also as a documentary-like study of human fallibility.
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“What She Said” strikes a balance between discussing Kael’s ability to either empower or destroy a movie.
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“Spaceship Earth” — a documentary following a group of countercultural entrepreneurs and their eccentric leader — feels in some ways like an anti-“Tiger King.”
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BAMPFA opened its display of Tompkins’ works in February, but in light of shelter-in-place orders due to the coronavirus, this exhibition has had to adapt to virtual-only viewing.
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