Flyer for The History of Concrete: Wednesday, October 7 · 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, New York and filmmaking itself into an offbeat documentary.

John Wilson follows his HBO series with a feature rooted in New York's most ubiquitous building material. His attempt to fit concrete into a Hallmark-style formula promises the observational humor and structural curiosity associated with his work, making this especially appealing to locally minded filmgoers.

What to expect

Plan for a 101-minute documentary at BAM, with the listed screening beginning at 4:20 PM. BAM says performances may occur at two different cinema locations, so verify the specific auditorium during ticket selection.

Good to know

  • The listed screening starts at 4:20 PM.
  • The film runs for 101 minutes.
  • John Wilson directed the film.
  • General admission is listed at $17.

Going? Keep it.

Common questions

When is the listed screening?

The organizer listing gives a 4:20 PM Wednesday start.

How long is the film?

BAM publishes a running time of 101 minutes.

How much are tickets?

General admission is $17 and member admission is $12.

Is there a ticket fee?

BAM adds a published $2 handling fee per ticket.