Film | “Stinky Fish”, followed by “Revolutionary Road”
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"Stinky Fish":
A charismatic new pastor unintentionally sparks a hilarious rivalry between two church women determined to outshine one another. Featuring a talented ensemble cast including Veanne Cox and Claybourne Elder, Stinky Fish is a spirited comedy about pride, community, and the unexpected trouble that follows when competition gets out of hand.
Directed by Whitney Engstrom. United States. English. 20 minutes.
"Revolutionary Road":
Based on the acclaimed novel by Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road follows a young Connecticut couple whose seemingly perfect suburban life begins to unravel as they confront the gap between their dreams and reality. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, this powerful drama offers a compelling portrait of ambition, marriage, and the search for meaning in postwar America. Filmed in Connecticut, including locations in Darien, New Canaan, and Stamford.
Directed by Sam Mendes. 2008. United States. English. 1 hour, 59 minutes. Rated R.
$5, or free with the Long Weekend Pass. Museum admission not included.
Presented as part of The Wadsworth’s American Art Week in partnership with the City of Hartford’s Long Weekend Film Festival, celebrating films connected to Connecticut and the people, places, and stories that continue to shape the region.
A charismatic new pastor unintentionally sparks a hilarious rivalry between two church women determined to outshine one another. Featuring a talented ensemble cast including Veanne Cox and Claybourne Elder, Stinky Fish is a spirited comedy about pride, community, and the unexpected trouble that follows when competition gets out of hand.
Directed by Whitney Engstrom. United States. English. 20 minutes.
"Revolutionary Road":
Based on the acclaimed novel by Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road follows a young Connecticut couple whose seemingly perfect suburban life begins to unravel as they confront the gap between their dreams and reality. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, this powerful drama offers a compelling portrait of ambition, marriage, and the search for meaning in postwar America. Filmed in Connecticut, including locations in Darien, New Canaan, and Stamford.
Directed by Sam Mendes. 2008. United States. English. 1 hour, 59 minutes. Rated R.
$5, or free with the Long Weekend Pass. Museum admission not included.
Presented as part of The Wadsworth’s American Art Week in partnership with the City of Hartford’s Long Weekend Film Festival, celebrating films connected to Connecticut and the people, places, and stories that continue to shape the region.
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Host or PublisherWadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
