Here you can find a first glimpse of our upcoming events in July 2024. The full program with all details and dates will be published around June 20, 2024.
Program July 2024
(July 2 to 28, 2024)
July 3 to 9, 2024
This Is Not a Khavn Retrospective
Films and Cine-concert by Khavn
Filipino filmmaker, poet, writer, activist, and musician Khavn shocked the international film festival community at the turn of the century with images of his native country that were unlike anything seen before, instantly transforming himself into a cult. Khavn's quickly growing cinematic body of work is a project similar to the project undertaken by his compatriot Lav Diaz at about the same time – a comprehensive project to truthfully depict (and consequently critique) both the past and the present of their island society, complicated by centuries of colonization, imperialist violence, and domestic dictatorships.With Khavn in attendance on July 3 and 4, 2024 [...]
July 2 and 27, 2024
Rose Valland and Nazi-confiscated Art
The Train by John Frankenheimer
Together with the Institut français d'Autriche, we will screen John Frankenheimer's exciting thriller about art looted by the Nazis, The Train (1964), inspired by an episode in the life of Rose Valland (1898-1980). [...]July 10 to 26, 2024
Collection on Screen
Classics from the Film Museum's Collection from 1964-2024
Our summer Collection on Screen is focusing on a small selection of seldom screened canonical titles produced every ten years after the founding of the Film Museum in hopes of conveying at least a glimmer of a journey that cinema – and everything that it reflects – has undergone since 1964. [...]July 12 to 28, 2024