A six-and-a-half-hour experimental film, begun in the 1950s, is now screening at the Museum of Modern Art. Ken Jacobs’s “Star Spangled to Death” offers a fragmented, critical history of the United States. The film will be available for viewing through April 7, with audiences permitted to enter and exit the screening freely.
Ken Jacobs’s Epic Film ‘Star Spangled to Death’ Screens at MoMA
