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This acclaimed new documentary from Exhibition on Screen offers exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the largest Vermeer exhibition in history, bringing together an unprecedented number of the Dutch master's surviving paintings and illuminating his extraordinary life and work. | New showtime added!
In her dazzling and enormously pleasurable new opus—told in 12 chapters spread across two feature films—Laura Citarella takes the viewer on a limitless, mercurial journey through stories nested within stories set in and around the Argentinean city of Trenque Lauquen (“Round Lake”) and centered on the strange disappearance of a local academic. This extraordinary epic screens one night only as part of Museum Films' Art-house Expanded series. | PLEASE NOTE: Trenque Lauquen will be shown in two parts with a 15-minute intermission.
An award-winning highlight of the Berlin, Toronto and New York Film Festivals, Cyril Schäublin’s thrilling, exacting film is an unconventional tale of love, anarchism, and watchmaking set in the Swiss Jura Mountains during the 1870s. | This singular and meticulously crafted period drama screens one night only as part of Museum Films' Art-house Expanded series.