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28.10.2019 20:00

film screenings

Pay what you can

Art cinema OFFoff presents:
James Benning

11 x 14, James Benning
—US, 1976, 81’, kleur, 35mm

James Bennings eerste lange speelfilm 11 x 14 is een mijlpaal in de Amerikaanse avant-garde. Doorheen 65 subliem uitgewerkte shots van het provinciale leven en de voorstedelijke huiselijkheid voert deze travelogue je naar het landelijke Amerika en de grauwe sloppenwijken van Chicago met de – op dat moment – hoogste wolkenkrabber ter wereld als verdwijnpunt.

Tickets: 8 euro / 5 euro (reductie)

Voor meer informatie:
https://offoff.be/events/james-benning/

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