Museum Theater
7:00pm Show Time
5:00pm pre-movie reception

$8.00 Reserved Seat (per film)

A self-indulgent photographer (David Hemmings) in the free-swinging London of the 1960s believes he has witnessed a murder because of a discovery he’s made in a series of his photographs.  Blow-Up is a provocative film about the dilemma of a man trapped in a lifestyle of inaction and non-commitment.

Starting at 5:00pm, you can arrive early to enjoy a glass of wine and a private tour of the special exhibit Robert Altman’s Sixties with Museum Director Wade Lawrence.

The Museum Shop and Museum Cafe will be open.

NO SERVICE CHARGES ADDED TO TICKET PRICE.

Blow-Up Trailer

$8.00 ticket price includes film screening, participation in special event of the evening, entry to the Robert Altman's Sixties: Portrait of a Generation special exhibit. Regular museum admission (to permanent galleries) is not included in ticket. Museum galleries (permanent & special exhibits), Museum Shop & Museum Café will be open until 7pm.

This fall, The Museum at Bethel Woods launches its first film series with films relating to the special exhibit Robert Altman's Sixties: Portrait of a Generation, highlighting the work of the Rolling Stone photographer. The series will run for three weeks on Thursday nights from October 22 to November 5, and each night will feature a film that is thematically related to the exhibit. All films screened in the Museum Theater and presented in 1080p HD and digital sound.

Thursday, Oct. 22—Blow-Up (1966), directed by Michelangelo Antonioni
Thursday, Oct. 29—Almost Famous (2000), directed by Cameron Crowe
Thursday, Nov. 5—I’m Not There (2007), directed by Todd Haynes

Make a full evening of it by participating in several of the exciting activities going on in addition to the film screenings. On October 22, join Museum Director Wade Lawrence for a glass of wine and a private tour of the exhibit Robert Altman’s Sixties. On October 29, come dressed as your favorite rock star and be prepared to pay homage in a rock star karaoke competition. Prizes for best costume and best performance will be awarded prior to the film screening. On November 5, enjoy a musical performance by Dan Parisi and Paul DalCero, members of the band Good ‘N’ Loaded.

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