ENO has already screened in over 150 cities worldwide. More events and streaming options coming soon.
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More Japanese theatrical screenings of new versions of “Eno”, with events in Tokyo and other cities from March 7th to 22nd. Additional screenings TBA.
A special screening of a unique new version of Eno.
Part of the Cooper Hewitt’s “Art of Noise” exhibition, HiFi Pursuit Listening Room Dream No. 3 features a large-scale, handmade audio system by multi-disciplinary artist Devon Turnbull (known under his creative pseudonym OJAS). Join Turnbull and filmmaker Gary Hustwit for an all-vinyl afternoon of music from Brian Eno.
A Special screening of a unique version of Eno plus post-film conversation with editor Maya Tippett.
A rare worldwide livestream of five new versions of the acclaimed generative film about Brian Eno. Presented by Anamorph, Kinema and Chance Operations. More info here.
Tickets are limited for each screening, and every event will feature a different new version of the film that will never be shown again!
February 25, 8pm EST (01:00 UTC Feb 26)
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Post-film Zoom Q&A with director Gary Hustwit.
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February 26, 2pm EST (19:00 UTC)
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Post-film Zoom Q&A with director Gary Hustwit and director of programming Brendan Dawes.
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February 27, 8am EST (13:00 UTC)
Eno - v4.206
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February 27, 9pm EST (02:00 UTC Feb 28)
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February 28, 3pm EST (20:00 UTC)
Eno - v4.208
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More Japanese theatrical screenings on new versions of “Eno”, with events in Tokyo on February 22 and March 2nd. Additional screenings TBA.
From concert posters to record albums, phonographs to digital music players, handheld radios to sound systems, Art of Noise takes visitors on an exploration of how design has transformed our relationship to music over the past 100 years. Join us to learn more about this groundbreaking exhibition with a special introductory conversation with Joseph Becker, curator of architecture and design at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and Gary Hustwit, a documentary filmmaker known for his work addressing design and music.
Becker and Hustwit will reveal insights into the history and making of the exhibition, which travels to Cooper Hewitt from SFMOMA. At Cooper Hewitt, Art of Noise will feature more than 300 objects drawn largely from the collections of Cooper Hewitt and SFMOMA, as well as unique sound environments designed by Stockholm-based studio teenage engineering and multi-disciplinary artist Devon Turnbull.
After the talk, the audience will be invited to explore the exhibition and celebrate the opening!
Filmmaker Gary Hustwit joins the 2026 Sundance Film Festival Story Forum for a conversation on art, innovation, and experimentation in the age of AI. Hustwit directed Eno, a 2024 documentary that employed generative technology to create a unique cut of the film for each screening. The film premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, went on to receive six nominations from Cinema Eye Honors, and was shortlisted for an Academy Award. In this conversation moderated by KD Daza, Hustwit will discuss how he conceptualized and created the film, the challenges of incorporating bespoke tech into his filmmaking practice, and his predictions on the future intersections of film and technology.
A unique new screening of “Eno” at Cinema Akil in Dubai, UAE. Presented with Sole DXB (Off-Circuit).
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More Japanese theatrical screenings, with events in Tokyo, Sapporo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Fukuoka, and other cities.
An evening with filmmaker Gary Hustwit and a special screening of a new version of “Eno” at Cinema 21. Post-film Q&A with Gary Hustwit and special guests.
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An evening with filmmaker Gary Hustwit and a special screening of a new version of “Eno” at the Cowell Theater. Presented with the Long Now Foundation. Post-film Q&A with Gary Hustwit and special guests after the 6pm screening, introduction by Gary Hustwit before the 8:30pm show.
6pm SOLD OUT.
Second screening added at 8:30pm, get tickets.
WORLD PREMIERE. Unfolding in real time, this new generative cinema work by Anamorph (Brendan Dawes and Gary Hustwit) transforms the surreal universe of David Lynch’s "Mulholland Drive" into an endless, living experience. Drawing on the film’s ethereal atmosphere and shifting identities, the piece continually reconfigures fragments of image, sound, and music into a hypnotic stream of evolving forms. Rather than a retelling, it is a perpetual cinematic hallucination, a dream taking shape as it disappears. EVIL LANDLORD HUM will premiere as a 36-hour experience at Offline Gallery in NYC. It will start during an opening reception on November 14th, 6pm to 9pm and then continue through midnight November 15th. Admission is free and the gallery will be open for 36 hours straight, all day and night. More performances announced soon.
A unique new screening of “Eno” at the Bozar Centre for Fine Arts in Brussels, Belgium.
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A special screening of “Eno” at Lafayette University’s Landis Cinema.
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A special screening of “Eno” at the Music Film Festival in Tilburg.
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An installation of the durational generative art piece by Gary Hustwit and Brendan Dawes, which draws from Brian Eno’s archival footage and music to create an endless audiovisual experience. A finalist for the Aesthetica Art Prize, NCETBS will run 24-hours-a-day through January 25, 2026.
A special screening of “Eno” hosted by director Gary Hustwit at the Orpheum Theater, with a Q&A after the film.
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To help make screenings for smaller art houses more feasible, we’ve partnered with Art House Convergence to offer “Eno Art House Days” where cinemas in North America, the UK and elsewhere will be collectively showing a unique version of the film on Wednesday, September 17. This is the final installment of Art House Day!
Seattle, WA - The Beacon
Spokane, WA - Magic Lantern Theater
Eugene, OR - Art House
Portland, OR - Cinema 21
Beringen, Belgium - The Roxy Theatre
Los Angeles, CA - The Philosophical Research Society
Des Moines, IA - Varsity Cinema
Cambridge, MA - The Brattle Theatre
Melbourne, Australia - Thornbury Picturehouse
An evening of new versions of “Eno” with director Gary Hustwit.
Two screenings, Q&A with Gary Hustwit and special guests following each show. Different versions at 6pm and 8:30pm. These versions of the film will never be seen again.
6pm SOLD OUT
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A unique version of “Eno” at the Sounds from a Safe Harbour Festival, curated by Mary Hickson and Cillian Murphy.
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A special screening of “Eno” at the Oulu Music Video Festival.
The Italian premiere of “Eno” as part of the Videocitta festival, with films, video art, immersive experiences, live music, DJ sets, and talks. Director Gary Hustwit in attendance.
The Japanese theatrical premiere of “Eno” with special screenings in Tokyo, Nagoya and Osaka. Premiere event June 21st in Tokyo, with director Gary Hustwit and Peter Barakan in conversation after the film.
To help make screenings for smaller art houses more feasible, we’ve partnered with Art House Convergence to offer “Eno Art House Days” on the first Thursday of every month. Dozens of cinemas in North America, the UK and elsewhere will be collectively showing a unique version of the film.
Cary, NC - The Cary Theater
New York, NY - Roxy Cinema
Seattle, WA - The Beacon
Eugene, OR - Art House
Portland, ME - Portland Museum of Art
Tampa, FL - Sun Ray Cinema
Sebastopol, CA - Rialto Cinema
Berkeley, CA - Rialto Elmwood
Ojai, CA - Ojai Playhouse
Lexington, KY - Kentucky Theatre
Waterloo, ON - Princess Cinemas
Hamilton, ON - Playhouse Cinemas
More cities and venues to be announced, if your venue is interested in participating you can get info here.
A special screening of a unique version of “Eno” at the Vienna Film Museum.
Eno x 4 outdoors! A special screening of four unique versions of the film simultaneously on four different screens at the Hi-Way Drive-In theater. Screen 1 version created live by director Gary Hustwit. Presented by Wave Farm and WGXC. Live sunset performances by legendary guitarist Fred Frith, Eucademix (Yuka Honda), plus interstitial sounds by SUNJIRO.
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It’s our annual tradition, every year on Dieter Rams’ birthday we stream the documentary “Rams” free to viewers worldwide at Oh You Pretty Things.
Celebrate Brian Eno’s 77th birthday with a unique version of “Eno” at the Chirp Radio Film Festival. Special pre-film festivities!
Gary Hustwit joins Figma’s VP of Design, Noah Levin, to discuss the magic that happens when design and storytelling collide. From Helvetica to his latest generative film, Eno, they’ll explore how creativity is evolving—and what that means for designers.
In-person tickets are sold out but you can stream the event free
A unique version of “Eno” at KinoSaito.
To help make screenings for smaller art houses more feasible, we’ve created “Eno Art House Days” which are on the first Thursday of April, May and June. Cinemas in North America, the UK and elsewhere will be collectively showing a unique version of the film.
Cary, NC - The Cary Theater
New York, NY - Roxy Cinema
New York, NY - Silence Please
Seattle, WA - The Beacon
Eugene, OR - Art House
Portland, ME - Portland Museum of Art
Tampa, FL - Sun Ray Cinema
Sebastopol, CA - Rialto Cinema
Joshua Tree, CA - Blak Box Theater
Carlow, Ireland - VISUAL Centre
Brno, Czech Republic - Kino Art
More cities and venues to be announced, if your venue is interested in participating you can get info here.
A unique version of “Eno” at Cinema Sheryl, presented by TOKYO. Screening will be followed by a workshop hosted by Vice Dean of ARTS, Rasmus Vuori and Head of Sound in New Media Programme, Antti Ikonen.
