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Powwow Highway

Two Northern Cheyenne men reconnect to their spiritual heritage on a road trip from Montana to New Mexico.

Two Northern Cheyenne men reconnect to their spiritual heritage on a road trip from Montana to New Mexico.

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  1. 12:30 pm

American Honey

Nothing to lose.

Nothing to lose.

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  1. 2:30 pm
  2. 6:00 pm

Near Dark

In one hot hungry kiss, he gave her everlasting love. She gave him everlasting life.

In one hot hungry kiss, he gave her everlasting love. She gave him everlasting life.

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Elements of Cinema: The Friends of Eddie Coyle
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National Treasure
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The Brattle has been showing the best in classic, cutting edge, foreign and arthouse films since 1953. The Brattle Film Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit, supported in part by a grant from Cambridge Arts Council, a city agency.