Film Screening: The Human Face of Big Data (In-Person)

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Kick Love Data Week off with a special data film experience, hosted by the Yale Film Archive (YFA) in their Screening Room!

The Human Face of Big Data chronicles the rise of big data, its promises and its perils. Narrated by actor, writer, and producer Joel McHale, this film was described as "visceral and emotional" by Wired magazine and won a 'best cinematography' award from the Boston International Film Festival.

Film information:

• Film runtime: 57 minutes
• Film language: English
• Film creator: Against All Odds Productions, Luminous Content, Ro*Co Films, 2014
• Film rating: PG-13
• Learn more in the library catalog record for this film.

YFA Screening Room Information:

• The screening room has a large projection screen and theater-style seating.
• Food is NOT permitted in the Film Archive. Non-alcoholic beverages are permissible in approved spill-proof containers only.
• Capacity is limited; registration is required!

Getting to the YFA Screening Room:

• The YFA is located on the seventh floor of the Sterling Memorial Library, at 120 High Street, New Haven, CT 06511. The YFA Screening Room is in SML Room 710.
• Entry to the Archive requires a Yale ID.

This session is part of Love Data Week! Learn more about Love Data Week.