Sunday 22 July 2007, 15.00
Robinson in Space
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Patrick Keiller
Robinson in Space 1996 courtesy BFI |
In this sequel to London, Robinson and the narrator continue to re-imagine the state of the nation as they make their way through England’s post-industrial landscape. In homage to Daniel Defoe, they embark on seven meandering trips over England. The first trip takes them along the Thames, west and east of London; the second to Oxford, Cambridge, and Bristol; the third to the West Midlands; the fourth to Birmingham and Liverpool; the fifth to Manchester and Hull; the sixth to Scarborough and Whitby; the seventh to Blackpool and Sellafield. The couple ends their journey in Newcastle, where Robinson’s quest for Utopia remains unresolved.
Patrick Keiller, UK 1997, 82 min
Print courtesy the British Film Institute as part of the bfi & Tate partnership.
Tate Modern
Starr Auditorium
£5 (£4 concessions), booking recommended
£5 (£4 concessions), booking recommended
This event is related to the Global Cities exhibition

