
MUBI Notebook Presents: Double-Blind
Wed, Jun 4, 2025
- Part of
- BAM Film 2025
Directed by Sophie Calle and Greg Shephard (1992)
“Even if this is going to be a disaster, we’ll go…”
For the first installment in a series programmed by the editors of Notebook, MUBI’s online film journal, BAM is thrilled to screen Sophie Calle and Greg Shephard’s deeply personal road movie turned romantic tragicomedy, Double-Blind. In the early days of 1992, two near-strangers join their fates in a wheezing Cadillac, each wielding a camcorder. As they cross the US by way of drab motels, greasy spoons, and the like, their temperamental engine and frustrated desires combine for a regular pattern of breakdowns—both human and mechanical. Filmmaker Kit Zauhar (Actual People, This Closeness) introduces the film and is joined in conversation by the critic Kaitlyn A. Kramer.
With special guests Kit Zauhar and Kaitlyn A. Kramer
For the first installment in a series programmed by the editors of Notebook, MUBI’s online film journal, BAM is thrilled to screen Sophie Calle and Greg Shephard’s deeply personal road movie turned romantic tragicomedy, Double-Blind. In the early days of 1992, two near-strangers join their fates in a wheezing Cadillac, each wielding a camcorder. As they cross the US by way of drab motels, greasy spoons, and the like, their temperamental engine and frustrated desires combine for a regular pattern of breakdowns—both human and mechanical. Filmmaker Kit Zauhar (Actual People, This Closeness) introduces the film and is joined in conversation by the critic Kaitlyn A. Kramer.
With special guests Kit Zauhar and Kaitlyn A. Kramer
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RUNNING TIME
76min
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Digital
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