Film Series
Screen Epiphanies
This monthly series brings a prominent artistic or cultural figure to BAM to discuss the film that inspired their passion for cinema, followed by a screening of the film.
Inspired by the Screen Epiphanies series at London's BFI Southbank
Men count for little when best friends and showgirls Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe share the screen in Howard Hawks’ classic musical comedy.
Documentarian William Greaves’ meta-cinematic mind-bender—involving three camera crews in search of a movie—is a one-of-a-kind counterculture masterpiece.
An iconic Jane Fonda in a classic, gritty-glam exemplar of the 1970s paranoia thriller.
Jean-Luc Godard called it: “The world in an hour and a half.”
Rebecca Romijn stars in Brian De Palma’s erotic modern noir.
Director John Landis’ cult classic is a genre-bending werewolf film featuring a killer soundtrack.
Stephen Chow’s explosive martial arts comedy.
Street art provocateur Banksy directs this hilarious, subversive exposé of art world hype.
Artists and cultural figures present the films that inspired their passion for cinema.