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Boston Society of Film Critics announces winners

December 16, 2018 bostonglobe Leave a Comment

Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page Ty Burr Globe Staff  December 16, 2018 “If Beale Street Could Talk,” an alternately soaring and searing James Baldwin adaptation about a young black couple in early ’70s Manhattan, was named the best movie of 2018 by the Boston Society of Film Critics on Sunday.The film is the latest release from director Barry Jenkins, whose 2016 “Moonlight” won the Oscar for best picture. “If Beale Street Could Talk,” which will be released here on Christmas Day, also won awards for best supporting actress Regina King, as the heroine’s pillar-of-strength mother, and for Nicholas Britell’s sweeping musical score. The society, a group of 21 movie reviewers working in the New England area, was founded in 1981. Sunday’s meeting marked the organization’s 38th annual awards vote. Reflecting a year of strong contenders on … [Read more...] about Boston Society of Film Critics announces winners

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A week of events in Cambridge, Somerville: ’Black Panther’ with Q&A, lots of dance, more

November 25, 2018 cambridgeday Leave a Comment

By Marc Levy Monday, November 26, 2018Monday The Drunk Spelling Bee at 8 p.m. at The Middle East Corner, 480 Massachusetts Ave., Central Square. Free. This comedy event is, as you might guess, for those 21 and older. The winner gets tickets to any Middle East show they want. Information is here. Tuesday Free screening of “Black Panther” and Q&A with director Ryan Coogler at 7 p.m. at The Brattle Theatre, 40 Brattle St., Harvard Square. On Giving Tuesday, the Brattle hosts the local edition of a nationwide event presented by Film Comment and the Art House Convergence – not a bad way to jump into the Marvel films for no cost, and with one of the hottest directors in Hollywood chatting with you afterward. Leading up to the screening and during the Q&A with Coogler (“Fruitvale Station” and “Creed”), who’ll be in California, attendees are invited to submit questions via Twitter with the hashtag … [Read more...] about A week of events in Cambridge, Somerville: ’Black Panther’ with Q&A, lots of dance, more

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Boston Women’s Film Festival sharpens focus on a group Brattle’s been spotlighting all year

September 25, 2018 cambridgeday Leave a Comment

By Tom Meek Tuesday, September 25, 2018A year and a half ago, well before Harvey Weinstein and the #MeToo movement made nation-sweeping headlines, the programing staff at The Brattle Theatre decided to put together a loose, yearlong focus on “Cinema Made By, For and About Women.” The result brought indie stalwart Alison Anders back to the Harvard Square theater for the 25th anniversary of her low-budged classic, “Gas, Food, Lodging.” Earlier, there was a retrospective focused on the woman working behind the scenes in the early days of cinema (“The Women who Built Hollywood”) such as Mary Pickford, who co-founded United Artists; now that vision culminates in the inaugural Boston Women’s Film Festival. The fest, curated by Massachusetts Institute of Technology lecturer Jo Ann Graziano in conjunction with the Brattle and Museum of Fine Arts (the other exhibition venue) kicks off Thursday and runs for four days. It’s something of a … [Read more...] about Boston Women’s Film Festival sharpens focus on a group Brattle’s been spotlighting all year

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A week of events in Cambridge, Somerville: OnceFest, Bust Out fest, Fluff, chess, more

September 16, 2018 cambridgeday Leave a Comment

By Marc Levy Sunday, September 16, 2018Monday MassMouth Summer Storytelling Showcase from 7 to 10 p.m. at Club Passim, 47 Palmer St., Harvard Square. General admission is $10. Hear from practitioners of the timeless art of storytelling. Information is here. Lizard Lounge Open Mic Challenge at 8 p.m. at The Lizard Lounge, 1667 Massachusetts Ave., between Harvard and Porter squares. Entry is $5 for performers, $7 for audience members. Host George Woods allows two original songs or 10 minutes of stage time, with up to 20 performers competing for a cash prize. Some performers will be also added to the event’s Spotify playlist. Information is here. Tuesday Great GrownUp Spelling Bee from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at The Independent, 75 Union Square, Somerville. Free. This is a team fundraiser for the Somerville Media Center and “one of the most brutal sporting events of the month” with a signup sheet and study guide. Get cracking – there are fifth-graders out there … [Read more...] about A week of events in Cambridge, Somerville: OnceFest, Bust Out fest, Fluff, chess, more

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Woods Hole Film Festival set to kick off 27th year

July 23, 2018 boston Leave a Comment

Cape Cod’s oldest film festival returns this week for its 27th year with a staggering lineup of almost 50 feature-length films and more than 100 shorts to be screened over the course of the week. The Woods Hole Film Festival begins on July 28 and runs through Aug. 4 with screenings at five different venues in Woods Hole and Falmouth largely centered around topics exploring music and science. Five feature-length films and 28 shorts will have their world premiere at the film festival, and more than half the films in the festival were submitted by first-time filmmakers hailing from all over the globe. Among the lineup is “Chet’s Last Call,’’ a documentary about Richard “Chet’’ Rooney and the underground Boston music scene of the 1980s that came out of a punk rock dive bar. Recordings from some of the clubs most iconic performances from the Bosstones, Scruffy the Cat, Lizzie Borden, the Dogmatics, and Bim Skala Bim made their way into Ted … [Read more...] about Woods Hole Film Festival set to kick off 27th year

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