Flyer for The History of Concrete: Monday, October 5 · 4:20 PM at BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music)

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The History of Concrete

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John Wilson turns concrete and a Hallmark formula into an offbeat New York documentary.

John Wilson’s first project after his HBO series uses the city’s most ordinary building material as a route into art, commerce, and filmmaking itself. The premise is unmistakably New York and idiosyncratic enough to make this one of Monday’s most intriguing new films.

What to expect

Plan for a 101-minute BAM screening of Wilson’s new documentary. The supplied page names two possible BAM cinema locations but does not specify which building hosts the listed 4:20 PM presentation.

Good to know

  • The listed screening time is 4:20 PM.
  • The film runs for 101 minutes.
  • John Wilson directed the film.
  • The page identifies two possible BAM cinema locations.

Going? Keep it.

Common questions

What is the film about?

John Wilson examines concrete while trying to follow a Hallmark storytelling formula.

When is the screening listed?

The available record lists a 4:20 PM Monday show.

How long is the film?

The documentary has a published running time of 101 minutes.

Which BAM cinema is it in?

The supplied text does not identify the specific BAM building.