Join us for a film screening of Gattaca, the finale in a three-part film series in response to Daniel Arsham: Wherever You Go, There You Are. The exhibition tells the stories of our time and alludes to the future beyond, inviting us to consider how objects and experiences inform who we are as human beings.

Gattaca presents a vision of a future society where a man fantasizes about traveling to space. Labeled a genetically inferior being, he assumes the identity of a superior one to pursue his lifelong dream.  Gattaca (1997) is rated PG-13 with a runtime of 106 minutes. View trailer here.

Doors open at 5:30 pm and there are two options to watch the movie.

The first option is to view the movie in the Education Pavilion. Tickets are free and required. Reserve your movie tickets here.

The second option is to reserve a space in the café for a Dinner and a Movie experience. The dinner option includes a select cafe menu and light concessions. Payment is due when you place your order the day of the event. Reserve your seats for Dinner and a Movie here.