CANCELLED: Late Night Film: Barbecue

Barbecue is a grand vision of humanity unified by our most common and primal tradition of cooking meat over an open flame. Captured in cinematic 4k, shot across 12 countries, and accompanied by a rich orchestral score, stories of race, class, and belonging are told around the fire by families, cooks, and backyard philosophers. Despite strikingly different landscapes and cultures, these intimate portraits of everyday life reveal a bold vision of humanity as each country searches for its own answer to the question "how do we live in the world today?" This film is not rated (2017, 102 min.).

This film is part of Late Nights at the Dallas Museum of Art.