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The Godfather

In Tribute to Diane Keaton • An offer you can’t refuse.

In Tribute to Diane Keaton • An offer you can’t refuse.

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Cinematic Tribute

12:00 pm

Reds

In Tribute to Diane Keaton

In Tribute to Diane Keaton

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Cinematic Tribute

3:45 pm

Flesh for Frankenstein

In Tribute to Udo Kier • We dare you to see…

In Tribute to Udo Kier • We dare you to see…

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Cinematic Tribute

7:30 pm

Blood for Dracula

In Tribute to Udo Kier • He couldn’t live without a virgin’s blood….. …So a virgin had to die!

In Tribute to Udo Kier • He couldn’t live without a virgin’s blood….. …So a virgin had to die!

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Cinematic Tribute

9:30 pm

What's Next

Wicked Queer Presents Pride Celebration

Hedwig and the Angry Inch

Mare’s Nest

Mel Brooks’ 100th!

The Elephant Man

Mel Brooks’ 100th!

Young Frankenstein

Upcoming Special Events

Elements of Cinema: The Friends of Eddie Coyle

Book Store Events

Porter Square Books Welcomes Chuck Tingle

Living the Land

Cui Hu (aka As the Water Flows)

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Wicked Queer Presents: Pride Celebration

Tue, Jun 23 – Thu, Jun 25

Mel Brooks' 100th!

Fri, Jun 26 – Mon, Jun 29

National Treasures

Wed, Jul 1 – Wed, Jul 8

Bow Sim Mark 50th Anniversary Screenings

Fri, Jul 10 & Sat, Jul 11

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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.