“Wong Kar-wai is one of the best filmmakers from one of the most significant film movements, the Hong…
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WBUR/The ARTery: “At the Brattle, the dreamy ‘World of Wong Kar Wai’ finally comes to the big screen”
Posted on December 23, 2021
“There’s a certain irony in the idea of a Wong Kar Wai retrospective, as so many of his…
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“With 1984’s neon-drenched teen drama Streets of Fire (subtitled “A Rock & Roll Fable”), [Walter] Hill and co-writer Larry…
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Well ladies and gentlemen, here we are at the beginning of another year; Suddenly it’s 2022! We are…
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“When I fatefully stumbled across Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan in middle school, I was enthralled with its utilization of…
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“For the next two weeks, the Brattle Theatre’s “Let’s Hear it for 1984!” retrospective takes us back to…
Read MoreThe Suffolk Journal: “Spanish cult-classic movie ‘Arrebato’ receives a 4K restoration”
Posted on December 7, 2021
“‘Arrebato’ is a disturbing and worthy meta-film that immerses its audience in experimental filmmaking, hardcore drug use and…
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“It’s a month to give thanks for cigarettes and chiaroscuro lighting, for sardonic voice-overs and unhappy endings, for…
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“Amid this year’s folk horror revival, propelled by Kier-la Janisse’s new documentary on the genre, Alison’s Birthday stands…
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We’re so excited to be able to bring you more in-person repertory programs and great new films this…
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