For the second WIRED@NIGHT event, WIRED presents a peculiar screening of The Oldest Person successful the World, a documentary that won’t beryllium successful theaters until September. Appropriately, the venue is Green-Wood Cemetery successful Brooklyn.
The Oldest Person successful the World, directed by Oscar nominee Sam Green, is simply a decade-long planetary travel chronicling the ever-changing database of grounds holders for the rubric of oldest idiosyncratic alive. What begins arsenic a representation of longevity becomes a meditation connected the transition of time, the randomness of fate, and the joyousness and profound quality acquisition of being alive.
After the film, Green volition beryllium joined by features manager Reyhan Harmanci to speech astir a precise WIRED topic—longevity. What we tin larn from these “super agers,” and wherefore radical are truthful obsessed with the quest for a agelong life. Are we present for a bully time, oregon a agelong time?
EVENT INFO
Thursday, July 23 | 7:45 pm
Green-Wood Cemetery
Brooklyn, New York
General Admission: $22 $12 for WIRED readers
Copresented with Rooftop Films
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