Sunday 22 February 2009, 14.00
Sunday 8 March 2009, 14.00
Sunday 22 March 2009, 14.00
Sunday 5 April 2009, 14.00
Sunday 19 April 2009, 14.00

Samuel Beckett's almost silent film (Samuel Beckett and Alan Schneider, USA 1965, 22 min) follows Buster Keaton as he evades the camera's 'all seeing-eye', and repetitive optical motifs explore ideas of perception in cinema. Beckett described Keaton's character as 'in flight from extraneous perception breaking down in the inescapability of self-perception'.

Tate Britain  Lightbox
Free with exhibition ticket
Limited capacity. No seating available.

  

This event is related to the Altermodern: Tate Triennial 2009 exhibition