IWOW: I Walk On Water Virtual Screening

Fri 26 Feb – Fri 18 Jun 2021

When you watch this film on demand, a percentage of your rental cost goes towards supporting MAC.

Available on demand until Fri 18 June 2021.

About the film

The monumental new film from New York-based di

rector and Magnum Photographer Khalik Allah. The film returns to 125th Street and Lexington Avenue in East Harlem, the same intersection at which Allah has based much of his work in recent years.

Centred upon Allah’s long-time friendship with Frenchie, a homeless Haitian man, IWOW also acts as a record of the director’s recent life – documenting his relationships with his former girlfriend Camilla and an inner circle of confidantes, including Fab 5 Freddy, members of the Wu-Tang Clan and his mother.

How to watch on demand

When you rent this film, you will have 28 days to watch the event from the date and time of the release.

There is a 48-hour playback window, meaning once you press play, you will have 48 hours to watch the rest of the film as many times as you like.

Rent the film here

MAC has partnered with Dogwoof to present this virtual screening. The purchasing and rental agreement is between you and Dogwoof.

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