Screening of the film 'Carol' directed by Todd Haynes, part of the Films at PhxArt series at the Phoenix Art Museum.
Phoenix Art Museum is screening Carol on Wednesday, December 9, as part of its Films at PhxArt series. The movie is directed by Todd Haynes, and it's the sole feature on the bill that night.
If you haven't seen it, Carol is a mid-century drama about a chance encounter between two women in the 1950s—Therese, a young shopgirl, and Carol, an older woman going through a difficult divorce. It's a slow-burn story that spends a lot of its time on the looks and small gestures between them, and it's known for its careful attention to the period it's set in. Todd Haynes is the director behind it, and this is one of the more widely recognized titles in his career.
The screening is part of the museum's Films at PhxArt program, which brings cinema into the museum space. It's a single-film night, so you're just there for Carol from start to finish. The museum is located in Phoenix, and the screening falls on a Wednesday night, so it's a mid-week outing rather than a weekend one.
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If you're planning to go, mark your calendar for Wednesday, December 9, at the Phoenix Art Museum. You can find more details on the museum's events page.
