In conjunction with the exhibitions Gainsborough's Family Album and Confronting Childhood, this series presents films that explore the themes of family and childhood. Museum members receive Princeton Garden Theatre member admission price.
Barry Lyndon
203 minutes, rated PG
This acclaimed adaptation of Thackeray’s novel tells the complex story of a sensitive, intelligent, and ambitious man trapped in a society which has no use for him. Despite the obstacles of his Irish birth, Raymond Barry manages to become the wealthy but ill-respected Barry Lyndon. Directed by Stanley Kubrick. Introduced by Art Museum Director James Steward
