Bob Dylan’s talent and sensibility have found creative space beyond the better-known musical universe over the years. The retrospective shows Dylan’s relationship with cinema through a selection of films and documentaries that retrace the golden and challenging moments of the life and career of a legend who has enchanted and continues to inspire directors, actors and, above all, the general audience.
programme
DONT LOOK BACK, directed by D. A. Pennebaker (1967 – 96 min)
11 to 14 April – 5 pm
15 to 16 April – 11:15 am
I’M NOT THERE, directed by Todd Haynes (2007 – 135 min)
18 to 21 April – 4:30 pm
22 to 23 April – 11:15 am
TROUBLE NO MORE, directed by Jennifer Lebeau (2017 – 59 min)
25 to 28 April – 5 pm
29 to 30 April – 11:15 am
NO DIRECTION HOME, directed by Martin Scorsese (2005 – 208 min)
Saturday and Sunday only, 15 to 30 April – 3 pm
header: photo © Ken Regan
Bob Dylan
Retrospectrum
The videogallery show is linked to Retrospectrum – at MAXXI until 30 April – the exhibition that traces Bob Dylan’s path in creating visual art through journeys and geographies, both interior and physical.
Bob Dylan’s talent and sensibility have found creative space beyond the better-known musical universe over the years. The retrospective shows Dylan’s relationship with cinema through a selection of films and documentaries that retrace the golden and challenging moments of the life and career of a legend who has enchanted and continues to inspire directors, actors and, above all, the general audience.
programme
DONT LOOK BACK, directed by D. A. Pennebaker (1967 – 96 min)
11 to 14 April – 5 pm
15 to 16 April – 11:15 am
I’M NOT THERE, directed by Todd Haynes (2007 – 135 min)
18 to 21 April – 4:30 pm
22 to 23 April – 11:15 am
TROUBLE NO MORE, directed by Jennifer Lebeau (2017 – 59 min)
25 to 28 April – 5 pm
29 to 30 April – 11:15 am
NO DIRECTION HOME, directed by Martin Scorsese (2005 – 208 min)
Saturday and Sunday only, 15 to 30 April – 3 pm
header: photo © Ken Regan
Bob Dylan
Retrospectrum
The videogallery show is linked to Retrospectrum – at MAXXI until 30 April – the exhibition that traces Bob Dylan’s path in creating visual art through journeys and geographies, both interior and physical.