Anthology Screens Encore of My Name Is Albert Ayler

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After its U.S. theatrical premiere run last year at Anthology in New York, Anthology is bringing back Kasper Collin’s documentary, My Name Is Albert Ayler, April 18–22. A new 35 mm version of Harry Smith’s Mirror Animations will be screened prior to the film.

The documentary follows the trail of Ayler from his native town of Cleveland by way of Sweden to New York, meeting family, friends and colleagues who help tell the story of his life and music. Seven years in the making, the film includes newly discovered footage of Ayler and his band.

More info: mynameisalbertayler.com



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