Thursday, we're rolling the projector for 80–200, Aron Campisano's 2020 documentary following James Hammond, an 80-year-old motorcycle racer chasing a world record at the Bonneville Salt Flats. It's a film about speed, but really it's about time: the tension between a rider who won't quit and the mechanic keeping him alive, and the clock that comes for everyone eventually. Bonneville just happens to be where he decides to outrun it.
Here's what makes Thursday special: James Hammond will be here in person for a Q&A after the film. The man himself, taking your questions, so bring the good ones.
And on display for the evening and the next month, a collection of art helmets created by Hammond's partner. These are the kind of pieces that blur the line between racing gear and gallery work. Come early, take them in, and see the craft up close before the lights go down.
Want to make a night of it? Book a dinner reservation before the show. Eat well, settle in, and roll straight from the table into your seat. Tables go quickly, so lock yours in early.
Tickets are for the screening room only.
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