The "gay guys refuse to sit in chairs normally" movie of the year.
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A recently discovered conversation between photographer Peter Hujar and his friend Linda Rosenkrantz in 1974 reveals a glimpse into New York City’s downtown art scene and the personal struggles and epiphanies that define an artist’s life.
Peter Hujar's Day is showing in 1 cinema in Amsterdam - next screening Tuesday 29 September at 10:15 at Eye Film Museum.
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The "gay guys refuse to sit in chairs normally" movie of the year.
linda: so how was your day?peter hujar:00:00 52:35:44●──────────────────────🔈၊၊| ──●|─ ⏮ ⏪︎ ⏸ ⏩︎ ⏭ ↗↙
in love with how gracefully this breaks the 4th wall. such a pivotal detail in what could be (has been) easily dismissed as a pretty looking podcast. thinking more about the use of sunlight and how it turns into just a sliver that’s keeping the film alive and visible.. so beautiful. it also has such a great sense of playfulness and humor (like passages) that breaks down all those self-serious expectations you expect from it off the bat. still piecing together why i bought both milk duds AND popcorn for this *checks watch* 76 min long movie?
The film recreates a 1974 recorded conversation between photographer Peter Hujar and writer Linda Rosenkrantz detailing an ordinary day in New York City.
It was directed by American filmmaker Ira Sachs in 2025.
Tickets on Mood.