“Rams” will screen twice during the 48th Braun+Design Collector's Fair in Kronberg, Germany. The fair will be located in the atrium of the of the administrative headquarters building of Braun, where visitors will be able to purchase all kinds of products around Braun and design. The event will be supported by the „Förderkreis“ and the design department of Braun.  

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The Croatian Premiere of “Rams” at Zagreb Design Week.

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The Belgian Premiere of “Rams” at C-mine in Genk, Belgium.

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“Rams” screens in Barcelona as part of the OFFF Conference, hosted by director Gary hustwit.  

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“Rams” Singapore screening, hosted by the SHIFT Design Events team.

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The “Rams” Kansas City Premiere, as part of KC Design Week!

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A special screening of “Rams” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s Collab at the Movies, hosted by Gary Hustwit. Free with museum admission, the exhibit “Dieter Rams: Principled Design” will be open for viewing.

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“Rams” screening, hosted by Binghamton University Art Museum, sponsored by the Department of Art and Design. Doors at 5:00 PM, film at 5:30 PM. Introduced by Alessandro Segalini, Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Free and open to the public.

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Towner Gallery, De La Warr Pavilion, Charleston, Locate East Sussex and Design Brighton are hosting an exclusive screening of Rams. This evening presentation will start from 17:30 with canapes and drinks, and a short address by Duncan Baker-Brown of BBM Sustainable Design. The film will be shown at 18.15 and finish at 19.30. 

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The Mexico City Premiere of Rams, hosted by director Gary Hustwit and presented by 23 Design. Discussion with Gary Hustwit following the film. Doors at 8:15pm, film at 9pm.  

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The Vienna Premiere of Rams with a discussion following the film lead by Clemens Theobert Schedler, guest speakers TBA. Hosted by David Jablonski. Doors at 8:15pm, film at 8:45pm. Open seating, please arrive early. 

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"Rams" returns to the SF Bay Area for an encore Special Screening hosted by director Gary Hustwit. Presented in association with AIGA SF and IDSA SF Doors at 6:15pm, screening starts at 7:00pm, discussion with director Gary Hustwit and guests following the film.

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A Little Rock Special Screening of "Rams" hosted by director Gary Hustwit. Presented by Few. Screening starts at 6:30pm, Q&A with director Gary Hustwit following the film. 

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The Boston Premiere Screening of "Rams" hosted by director Gary Hustwit. Screening starts at 3pm, Q&A with director Gary Hustwit following the film. 

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The Tijuana Premiere Screening of "Rams" presented by Enigma Creative. Screening starts at 6pm, with a panel discussion and a networking cocktail following the film. 

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The Winnipeg Premiere of Rams, hosted by the Winnipeg Architecture Foundation. Doors at 6:30pm, film at 7pm.

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The Philadelphia Premiere Screening of "Rams" hosted by director Gary Hustwit. In conjunction with the exhibition Dieter Rams: Principled Design at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Screening co-presented by The Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, Drexel University. Doors at 6:30pm, screening starts at 7pm, Q&A with Gary Hustwit following the film. 

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The Columbus Premiere Screening of "Rams" hosted by director Gary Hustwit, presented by the Wexner Center for the Arts. Screening starts at 7pm, discussion with director Gary Hustwit following the film. 

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The Atlanta Premiere Screening of "Rams" hosted by director Gary Hustwit, co presented by AIGA Atlanta. Doors at 6:30pm, screening starts at 7pm, discussion with director Gary Hustwit following the film. 

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The Irish Premiere of “Rams”, hosted by director Gary Hustwit and co-presented by Various Artists and supported by 100 Archive. Doors at 8pm, film at 8:30pm.

Discussion after the film with Michael C. Place (Studio Build, Leeds), Mason Wells (Bibliotheque Design, London), Kim Mackenzie-Doyle (IDI, Dublin), and Gary Hustwit, moderated by Stephen Ledwidge (Zero-G, Dublin).

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