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Stop Making Sense

Just Added! One of the best concert films ever made!

Just Added! One of the best concert films ever made!

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Special Engagements

12:00 pm

Portrait of Jason

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance!

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance!

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35mm Screenings

2:00 pm 35mm

Paris Is Burning

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance! Double Feature with THE QUEEN

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance! Double Feature with THE QUEEN

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4:15 pm
7:45 pm

The Queen

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance! Double Feature with PARIS IS BURNING

The Queer Film Guide’s Kyle Turner in Attendance! Double Feature with PARIS IS BURNING

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6:00 pm

The Living End

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9:30 pm

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35mm Screenings Special Engagements

Malcolm X

New Restorations Special Engagements

Bitter Rice

35mm Screenings Special Engagements

The Shining

Wicked Queer Presents Pride Celebration

Desert Hearts

Upcoming Special Events

Mare’s Nest

Elements of Cinema: The Friends of Eddie Coyle

Living the Land

Cui Hu (aka As the Water Flows)

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Richard Linklater's Before Trilogy

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Wicked Queer Presents: Pride Celebration

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Mel Brooks' 100th!

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National Treasures

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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.