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Brattle News and Reviews
WBUR Arts & Culture: “Spalding Gray’s ‘Swimming to Cambodia’ is back at the Brattle 40 years later”
Posted on August 12, 2025
“Riffing with a feverish intensity, interrupting himself with wry, conversational asides and precisely timed manic outbursts, Gray’s incantatory…
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The future of celluloid shines brighter today at The Brattle than ever before! Today, we celebrate the addition…
Read MoreCambridge Day: “‘Women in the Waves’ kicks off at The Brattle with classics by Varda”
Posted on July 31, 2025
“Discussions of new wave cinema – the independent but ideologically simpatico movements that revolutionized the film industries in…
Read MoreCambridge Day: “When Kōji Yakusho asked ‘Shall We Dance?,’ everyone was up for a spin”
Posted on July 17, 2025
“Though not a household name stateside (until perhaps recently), the great Kōji Yakusho has been one of Japan’s…
Read MoreHAVE YOUR SUPPORT OF THE BRATTLE DOUBLED TODAY THROUGH AUGUST 15! We are excited to announce that our…
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160 min • For Robert Altman’s centennial, we dive deep into the filmography of the great maverick. Visit…
Read MoreWBUR Arts & Culture: “The Brattle celebrates 100 years of Robert Altman with summer-long series”
Posted on July 14, 2025
“Other directors tell stories. Robert Altman explored ecosystems. No filmmaker more playfully examined the hierarchies in which we…
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★★★☆”“Familiar Touch,” from first-time director Sarah Friedland, is perhaps the least histrionic film ever made about old age…
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“Those with an eye for homegrown enfants terrible will want to keep an eye on The Brattle this…
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