Salomé Lamas works the seam between documentary and fiction, and her films rarely surface in New York outside a museum program. This Long Century, the artist-run archive of personal ephemera, has built the evening around her, and Lamas is in the room afterward. It is the kind of Friday night that a repertory house exists to make possible.
What to expect
An 89-minute DCP program of Lamas's work, curated by This Long Century, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker in person. Expect a small, attentive Ludlow Street crowd rather than a festival scrum, and a conversation that runs toward process rather than plot.
Good to know
- Runtime is roughly 89 minutes, plus the Q&A
- Salomé Lamas appears in person
- Curated by This Long Century, an online archive of artists' personal material
- Metrograph is at 7 Ludlow Street; the closest subway is East Broadway on the F
- There is a bar and restaurant upstairs at Metrograph if you want to make an evening of it
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Common questions
Is the filmmaker attending?
Yes — Metrograph's calendar lists a Q&A with filmmaker Salomé Lamas following the Friday, September 25 screening.
What is This Long Century?
An online archive in which artists and filmmakers contribute personal images and writing; it programs occasional live screenings.
