About
The collectively directed West Bank documentary screens inside Anthology's series on demolition and destruction, paired with a Super-8 short by Cynthia Madansky.
The series is the argument here: putting this film next to Gordon Matta-Clark, Pedro Costa and J.P. Sniadecki turns demolition into a genuine cinematic subject rather than a news category. Anthology pairs it with a Madansky short scored by Zeena Parkins, which sets a formal frame before the feature begins. At $14 it is also the least expensive serious program of the weekend.
What to expect
About 107 minutes total with the short, in Arabic, English and Hebrew with English subtitles. Anthology's theater is spare with no concessions beyond the lobby. The series runs across the whole weekend if you want more than one.
Good to know
- The short STILL LIFE runs first; total program time is roughly 107 minutes.
- Repeats Wednesday September 23 at 6:30 PM.
- At $14 general, among the cheapest arthouse admissions in Manhattan.
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Common questions
What series is this part of?
RUBBLE ON SCREEN: THE CINEMA OF DEMOLITION AND DESTRUCTION.
What languages?
Arabic, English and Hebrew with English subtitles.