Go inside Brain One, plus new "Eno" events coming to Toronto, Austin, Nashville, and the UK

Fresh off our Australian premieres last week, we’ve announced a slew of new “Eno” screenings. Plus learn more about Brain One, the generative film machine we designed with Teenage Engineering.

Greetings friends! I’ve just returned from Australia for a week of “Eno” screenings, it was so much fun showing the film down under, and hard to believe it had been 17 years since I was last there for “Helvetica”. Qantas totally destroyed one of my bags: I mean completely shredded the bag in half and destroyed most of its contents. So that sucked. But the audiences were absolutely amazing, and a sincere thanks to the staffs of Sydney Opera House and ACMI for their hospitality and professionalism. To all the people who came out to see the film, thank you for being part of this experiment!

More exciting screening news: we’re doing a return live screening in Toronto (just announced and almost sold out already) plus new premieres in Austin, Nashville, and the legendary Glastonbury Festival in England. Speaking of the UK, we’ll be screening the film with Picturehouse at over a dozen locations in England and Scotland opening July 12! More info on that soon. And this weekend there’s a special live screening of the film at the Sheffield Doc Fest with our esteemed Director of Programming Brendan Dawes at the helm and in conversation afterwards. Hope to see you at one of these events or please tell a friend in these cities.

June 16 - England - Sheffield Doc Fest
A live screening of the film plus conversation with Director of Programming Brendan Dawes and special guests.
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June 20 & 21 - Nantucket Film Festival
Two screenings at the Nantucket Film Festival in Massachusetts, post-film Q&A’s with director Gary Hustwit and producer Jessica Edwards.
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June 29 - England - Glastonbury Festival
A special screening at the Pilton Palais Cinema inside the Glastonbury Music Festival, post-film Q&A with director Gary Hustwit and producer Jessica Edwards.
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July 12 to 19 - New York City - Film Forum
A week of “Eno” at the legendary Film Forum, a different version of the film every day! Opening weekend appearances by Gary Hustwit and special guests. Ticket sales TBA.
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July 12 to 19 - England - Picturehouse Cinemas
A week of “Eno” at Picturehouse Cinemas across England and Scotland, a different version of the film every day! Full cinemas/cities list and ticket sales TBA.
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July 18 - Nashville - Belcourt Cinema
An evening of live screenings of the film plus conversation with director Gary Hustwit.
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July 19 - Austin - Austin Film Society
The Texas premiere live screening of the film, plus conversation with director Gary Hustwit.
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July 24 - Toronto - The Royal Theater
A return Toronto live screening of the film, Q&A with director Gary Hustwit and producer Jessica Edwards. LOW TICKETS.
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July 26 & 27 - Los Angeles - Vidiots
Two nights of screenings, post-film Q&A with director Gary Hustwit on July 26. Tickets on sale soon.
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July 26 to August 1 - San Francisco - Roxie Theater
A week of “Eno” at the Roxie, a different version of the film every day! Post-film Q&A’s with director Gary Hustwit on July 27 and 28. Tickets on sale soon.
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Go inside Brain One

Those of you who’ve been to one of our live “Eno” screenings or followed along on Instagram have caught a glimpse of Brain One, the generative filmmaking machine we designed with Teenage Engineering, powered by Anamorph’s custom software platform. Teenage Engineering’s in-house newsletter Now recently down with me to discuss this first-of-its-kind machine, the design process behind it, and more.

Stay tuned for news about more UK and European “Eno” live events, and screenings in Vancouver, Minneapolis, Boston, Philly, Atlanta, Phoenix, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Auckland, Wellington, Barcelona, Tokyo, Italy, and dozens more cities worldwide. We’ll have news on more cinema runs and the global streaming release too.

Cheers!
-Gary