Animation Disorientation – Animation Shorts
Animation Disorientation presents a program of animated shorts at the Brattle Theatre in Boston, with filmmakers in attendance. This in-person screening spotlights contemporary animation across varied styles, from experimental to narrative shorts.
Boorman and the Devil
New England premiere screening of Boorman and the Devil at Boston’s Brattle Theatre. This intimate indie feature delves into the artist’s inner demons, framed by the Brattle’s classic art-house atmosphere.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 - 40th Anniversary Screening
40th-anniversary screening of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 at Brattle Theatre in Boston. This rare 35mm print features horror icon Bill Moseley in person for a night of classic scares, hosted by Rucking Fotten.
Death, Love, and Road Trips – Atypical Shorts
Program of atypical shorts at the Brattle Theatre, with filmmakers in attendance. A diverse lineup weaving love, road trips, and offbeat storytelling in an intimate cinema experience.
New England Esoterica — Local Shorts
New England Esoterica — Local Shorts presents a curated evening of local short films from New England with filmmakers in attendance, showcasing diverse genres and regional storytelling at the Brattle Theatre in Boston.
Saccharine
New England premiere of Saccharine at the Brattle Theatre follows Hana, a medical student under pressure to lose weight, as she encounters a provocative new approach to weight loss and its emotional fallout. A sharp, topical drama exploring body image and medical ethics.
One Battle After Another (Digital)
Screening of One Battle After Another (Digital) at Coolidge Corner Theatre in Boston. The film reunites ex-revolutionaries to rescue a daughter amid resurfacing threats, featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and a star-studded ensemble. An ambitious, high-profile cinematic event for fans of prestige drama.
The Furious
East Coast premiere of THE FURIOUS, an adrenaline-fueled action film from master stunt coordinator and director Kenji Tanigaki, screening at Brattle Theatre in Boston. A high-octane showcase of daring stunts and cinematic flair that launches the night with kinetic energy.
Project Hail Mary in 70mm
Experience Project Hail Mary in 70mm at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Boston. This English-language sci-fi feature, based on Andy Weir's novel, is presented in a high-resolution 70mm format for an immersive space-adventure experience.
Paddington
A family-friendly screening of Paddington at the historic Brattle Theatre in Boston. Join Paddington for a charming, feel-good adventure that delights kids and adults with wit, warmth, and timeless cinema magic.
March Films : Celebrating Sidney Poitier
A March film series at Boston Public Library spotlighting Sidney Poitier with screenings of Lilies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night, and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner. Classic performances tackle race and justice in landmark 1960s cinema.
The Lord of the Rings
Brace yourself for a Tolkien treasure at the Brattle Theatre as Special Tolkien Reading Day Screenings present The Lord of the Rings. A feature-length fantasy epic projected in a historic venue in Boston, offering fans and newcomers a shared epic experience.
Only Lovers Left Alive
See Jim Jarmusch’s cult vampire romance on the big screen as the Brattle Theatre presents a weekend restoration of Only Lovers Left Alive. This feature-length revival celebrates moody visuals and witty dialogue in a classic Cambridge arthouse setting.
Cronos
Guillermo del Toro's Cronos screens at the Brattle Theatre in Cambridge. This gothic, inventive feature centers on an ancient device that grants immortality, blending dark folklore with modern dread. A cult favorite for arthouse cinema lovers seeking atmospheric horror and sharp visuals.
Nadja
The Brattle Theatre in Boston screens Nadja, a 1994 surreal vampire feature by Michael Almereyda. A moody, offbeat horror with dreamlike visuals and dry humor, beloved as a cult classic for cinephiles and fans of edgy, artsy cinema.
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Classic 1948 horror-comedy starring Abbott and Costello in a monster mash, screened at the Brattle Theatre in Boston. A Reluctant Film Critic Presents brings this vintage favorite to the big screen for modern audiences to enjoy the bumbling duo's antics.
The Boy with Green Hair
Screening of the 1940s family fantasy The Boy with Green Hair at the Brattle Theatre. Presented by Reluctant Film Critic, the story follows a boy who wakes with green hair and learns about individuality and acceptance in a warm, vintage cinema setting.
The Blue Rose of Forgetfulness: Lewis Klahr Screening
Screening of The Blue Rose of Forgetfulness by Lewis Klahr at the Brattle Theatre in Boston, followed by a post-screening Q&A with Klahr and Robert Harris. A showcase of Klahr’s cut-collage animations and experimental cinema, presented by RPM.
Elements of Cinema: The Spirit of the Beehive
Free 35mm screening of The Spirit of the Beehive at the Brattle Theatre, followed by a post-film discussion. A classic art-house experience in a historic venue that invites cinema lovers to explore Spanish cinema and cinematic history.
Cobra
Screening of Cobra at Brattle Theatre in Boston. A taut crime thriller, paired with the venue’s intimate indie-cinema vibe, and the cheeky tagline 'Crime is a disease. Meet the cure'—a playful twist for April Fool’s Day.
The Naked Gun
Screening of the 1988 classic comedy The Naked Gun at Brattle Theatre. Leslie Nielsen delivers deadpan spoof—an April Fool’s Day night in Boston filled with rapid-fire gags and goofy misadventures.
Dirty Harry
Screening of the 1971 crime thriller Dirty Harry at Brattle Theatre. Detective Harry Callahan clashes with a calculating killer, delivering sharp dialogue, memorable set pieces, and a defining take on urban security. A classic, savvy cinema experience in a historic venue.
At the Place of Ghosts
A haunting feature screening at Brattle Theatre follows two siblings who must reunite to confront a dark past. An intimate drama about memory, family, and the shadows that bind them, brought to life on the big screen.
Blood Lines
Blood Lines is a lesbian romance that weaves Métis culture into an intimate love story, screened at Brattle Theatre. The film blends Indigenous identity with contemporary relationships, featuring dialogue in English and Indigenous languages.
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