You can now see Radiohead’s new “Daydreaming” music video on the big screen at the Metrograph Theater, where the Paul Thomas Anderson-directed clip will be showed before film screenings over the next week.
The art house cinema at 7 Ludlow St. is one of several theaters across the country to receive a 35-millimeter film reel of the video from the band itself.
On Sunday — the day Radiohead digitally released its new album “A Moon Shaped Pool" — Metrograph shared a photo of the canister on Twitter with the hashtag #nojoke.
“We’ve made a film, here it is,” reads the message printed on the canister. “We’d be happy if you played it!”
Radiohead's DAYDREAMING (dir. PT Anderson) on 35mm today at 1:30 w. DEAD RINGERS & all 35mm prints this week #nojoke pic.twitter.com/EFvOqG77JY
— Metrograph (@MetrographNYC) May 8, 2016
The Metrograph said the music video will be shared before all 35-millimeter prints over the next week.
The two-screen theater celebrated its grand opening in March of this year, showcasing a program of international and independent films both old and new alike, from such directors as Andy Warhol and Martin Scorsese.
Check out the surreal new video, released online May 6, below.
