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The Day the Earth Stood Still

Double feature with THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD • From out of space…A warning and an ultimatum.

Double feature with THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD • From out of space…A warning and an ultimatum.

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Keep Watching the Skies: Aliens in the 1950s

The Thing from Another World

Double feature with THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL • Look out … it’s the Thing

Double feature with THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL • Look out … it’s the Thing

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35mm Screenings Keep Watching the Skies: Aliens in the 1950s

6:00 pm 35mm

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35mm Screenings Friday Film Matinee

West Side Story

New Restorations

Mikey and Nicky

Dead Souls

Special Engagements

Straight to Hell

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Fiddlehead presents Baby I'll Change with Good Will Hunting

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Elements of Cinema: Network

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Tally Brown, New York

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Harvard Book Store Presents Daron Acemoglu

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Keep Watching the Skies: American Sci-Fi in the Fifties

Mondays & Tuesdays in August

TV Goes to the Movies

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Éric Rohmer’s Six Moral Tales

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When Carolco Was King

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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.