IMAGINE SCIENCE LIVE
August 29-30
August 29-30
CLOSER THAN WE THINK
Tune in for conversation between director Brett Ryan Bonowicz & Tim Lapetino (Author of "The Art of Atari") at 7pm EST
Film available all day on August 29-30 at labocine.com/live.
Film available all day on August 29-30 at labocine.com/live.
Closer Than
We Think
is a film
about
the future.
We Think
is a film
about
the future.
CLOSER THAN WE THINK is a documentary directed by Brett Ryan Bonowicz about the art and life of Arthur Radebaugh, the futurist illustrator behind "Closer Than We Think."
Tune in for conversation between director Brett Ryan Bonowicz & Tim Lapetino (Author of "The Art of Atari") at 7pm EST.
"Closer Than We Think is a documentary to get lost in, repeated viewings are called for, and it evokes a desire to go find those illustrations and comics and pore over them." FILM THREAT
About Brett: Brett Ryan Bonowicz is the director of the films Closer Than We Think, The Perfect 46, and the documentary series Artist Depiction. His production company, Clindar, is focused on producing science factual films and documentaries based on cutting edge science and technology. He lives in California.
About Tim: He is the founder and Executive Director of the Museum of Video Game Art (MOVA), and is dedicated to chronicling the intersection of design and pop culture. He resides in Chicago with his wife and two kids.
Film and conversation available on Aug 29-30, 2020 on labocine.com/live
Tune in for conversation between director Brett Ryan Bonowicz & Tim Lapetino (Author of "The Art of Atari") at 7pm EST.
"Closer Than We Think is a documentary to get lost in, repeated viewings are called for, and it evokes a desire to go find those illustrations and comics and pore over them." FILM THREAT
About Brett: Brett Ryan Bonowicz is the director of the films Closer Than We Think, The Perfect 46, and the documentary series Artist Depiction. His production company, Clindar, is focused on producing science factual films and documentaries based on cutting edge science and technology. He lives in California.
About Tim: He is the founder and Executive Director of the Museum of Video Game Art (MOVA), and is dedicated to chronicling the intersection of design and pop culture. He resides in Chicago with his wife and two kids.
Film and conversation available on Aug 29-30, 2020 on labocine.com/live
