The Atlantic Festival runs September 18-20 in New York City, marking the festival's first time in the city. The program includes speakers such as Mike Pence, Richard Ayoade, Ken Burns, Tom Hanks, Allison Janney, Arvind Krishna, David Letterman, Tekedra Mawakana, and Lt. General H.R. McMaster. The festival features film screenings and industry panels, including a discussion with Kathryn Bigelow, Noah Oppenheim, and Tracy Letts about A House of Dynamite and a sneak-peek of FX's The Lowdown with Sterlin Harjo and Ethan Hawke. The three-day agenda spans over 30 events across multiple venues. Limited single-day tickets are available and virtual passes are free with registration.
The filmmaking team behind the forthcoming Netflix dramatic thriller A House of Dynamite will now join Friday evening's program. Academy Award-winning director Kathryn Bigelow, award-winning screenwriter Noah Oppenheim, and award-winning actor and playwright Tracy Letts will join a discussion with Atlantic staff writer Tom Nichols and editor in chief Jeffrey Goldberg. The Atlantic examined eight decades of life in the atomic age for a recent special issue of the magazine, and A House of Dynamite --which will be released in October--speaks to similar themes.
along with a talk with creator, executive producer, writer, and director Sterlin Harjo and executive producer and star Ethan Hawke, moderated by staff writer Shirley Li. Tickets: Limited single-day and individual-event tickets are available; virtual passes are free with registration. Agenda and Venues: The three-day agenda is packed with more than 30 events at the Perelman Performing Arts Center and venues around the city, including the Town Hall, the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Tenement Museum, Hauser & Wirth, McNally Jackson Books, and Metrograph.
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