Elvis sings and tells his story like never before in a new cinematic experience from visionary filmmaker Baz Luhrmann.

As much documentary as concert film, EPiC is the serendipitous result of the work Luhrmann put into 2022’s Elvis starring Austin Butler. In the process of making that movie, Luhrmann learned about some footage shot for two 1970s concert films. Eventually, he located those negatives in a strange and magical place known to serious film buffs: a decommissioned salt mine 650 feet below Hutchinson, Kansas, where several studios store precious film footage (as well as some props and other movie ephemera) in climate- and humidity-controlled vaults. These recordings, plus some little-seen footage from the Graceland Archives, were restored for EPiC, which functions briefly as an autobiographical film narrated by Elvis — in excerpts from interviews, he tells you about his time in the military and in Hollywood — before pivoting into a full-scale concert.

This screening is held in the Taylor Screening Room. At ticket purchase, you will be asked to select your reserved seat(s). Seating is limited; it is recommended to purchase tickets ahead of time.