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  1. Pelé: Birth of a Legend

    At the age of just 17, he helped Brazil win its first ever World Cup victory and cemented himself as a global hero. 

  2. Scribe Workshop | Creating a Torah

    In this workshop, Katherine Bower demonstrates the work of a Torah scribe (sofer or soferet in Hebrew) and the techniques and materials used to create and repair the text of a Torah. The World Faiths Initiative is made possible by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc.  Bower shares the soferet’s materials, demonstrates the calligraphic technique, and engages in a conversation with participants.

  3. A Royally Inspired Q&A with Tilda Swinton

    Oct 23, 2018 - I’m not sure that a monarch, or an heir to a throne, considers themselves much as an individual at all: That is pretty much the job description, to be a representative first and foremost, to inherit a title from a line of succession A monarch, by definition, has no life more important than the path of representing her/his people; it is a selfless and, to a certain extent, sacrificial vocation. Shakespeare said “All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” As a player yourself, how do you view the demanding role of monarch? Must a successful monarch be an actor, first?

  4. Making a Dream a Reality at Bayou Bend

    May 20, 2016 - In 1973, at a ceremony for the placing of a Texas Historical Commission marker at Bayou Bend, Miss Hogg focused less on the past and more on the future, asking those present to “dream along with” her toward the erection of a much-needed building on the corner to provide new amenities: a lecture hall, exhibition areas, larger staff offices, a library, and additional storage space. On May 9, 2008, hundreds of people gathered on a warm, sunny morning under a huge white tent on an empty expanse of land at the corner of Memorial Drive and Westcott Street in Houston. The occasion?

  5. When a House Is More than a Home: Installations by Daniel Joseph Martinez

    Dec 15, 2017 - Each of the enigmatic, towering wheels features 11 sides imprinted with the shapes of real homes drawn from a 1940s architectural experiment to create planned housing in Irvine, California. The housing plans later had a second life outside of the United States—in the disputed West Bank settlements. Martinez describes the wheels as “essentially machines that make settlements.” . © Daniel Joseph Martinez In the final gallery of HOME—So Different, So Appealing, The House America Built also addresses how a seemingly innocuous American ideal can have unintended implications.

  6. A Beautiful Mind

    Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here. A Beautiful Mind Directed by Ron Howard(USA, 2001, digital)Introduced by Nguyen Le, Houston Film Critics Society Russell Crowe stars as Nobel Laureate John Nash, a brilliant mathematician who accepted secret work in cryptography A Beautiful Mind won the Oscar for Best Picture as well as Best Supporting Actress (Jennifer Connelly), Best Director (Ron Howard), and Best Writing. The cast also includes Paul Bettany, Ed Harris, and Christopher Plummer.

  7. A New Leaf

    Accessibility The MFAH strives to provide a welcoming and accessible experience for all guests by offering a range of accommodations—learn more here. A New Leaf Directed by Elaine May(USA, 1971, 35mm)Introduced by Travis Leamons, Houston Film Critics Society Elaine May stars in her directorial debut, the black comedy A New Leaf about self-absorbed Henry (Walter Matthau), who Desperate to find a way to maintain his lavish lifestyle, he sees an opportunity when he meets Henrietta (May), an awkward and bookish heiress.

  8. Virtual Cinema: A Life Unravels in “A Girl Missing”

    Aug 28, 2020 - A “shape-shifting vengeance drama” —New York Times A Girl Missing, from Japanese director Koji Fukada, follows the downfall of in-home nurse Ichiko (Mariko Tsutsui). • A Girl Missing WATCH HERE Your purchase ($12) supports the MFAH and provides a 3-day pass to the film. SEE THE TRAILER Underwriting for the Film Department is provided by Tenaris and the Vaughn Foundation.  Though urged to remain silent about the connection, Ichiko unravels after a sensational article is published, revealing her secret. This film is recommended for mature audiences.

  9. A Noir to Remember

    Sep 17, 2018 - On Saturday mornings, the theaters would show cartoons and a feature film that was usually a Western. It was very folksy, with competitions on stage like yo-yo contests and bubble-gum-blowing contests. I also remember my parents taking me to a matinee of Gone with the Wind at the downtown Loews Theater when I was about 10! We’ve heard that you met the star of Laura, Gene Tierney, a few times when she lived in Houston! When I first saw Laura, I was 15 years old and a sophomore at Lamar High School. I thought it was the most sophisticated, glamorous movie I’d ever seen!

  10. Once Upon a Time in Harlem

    A decade after his death, filmmaker William Greaves’s family completed what he considered the most important event he captured on film: a 1972 party (at Duke Ellington’s townhouse!) Completed by Greaves’s son and granddaughter, this landmark film is at once a self-exploration and an enlightening contribution to the legacy of the Harlem Renaissance.  Generous funding is provided by the Foundation for Independent Media Arts; Lois Chiles; Franci Neely; Joanie Patrick and Stephen Bettencourt; Ellen A. Yarrell; and ILEX Foundation.