Screenings

Written, narrated and directed by Michael Maglaras of 217 Films, “John Marin: Let the Paint be Paint!” tells the story of one of the most important artistic figures of the first half of the 20th century, and the undisputed father of American Modernism.

Don't miss this UNIQUE CHANCE TO SEE MASTERPIECES of ARMENIAN CINEMA on 35mm! The Balagan Film Series in collaboration with the Film Study Center at Harvard University and the Harvard Film Archive are proud to present 35mm prints of films by Artavazd Peleshian.

More information: http://www.balaganfilms.com/pelechian_spring2010.html

THE LITTLE TRAITOR (HABOGED HAKATAN)

Directed by Lynn Roth (2007, Israel/USA, 98 min., English and Hebrew with English subtitles)
Thursday, March 25, 7PM
West Newton Cinema (1296 Washington Street/Route 16)

The Boston Jewish Film Festival is pleased to present The Little Traitor, with director Lynn Roth present for a question-and-answer session.

Director Lynn Roth was also the Executive Producer for 39 Pounds of Love, our 2005 Audience Award Winner for Best Documentary Film.

PROTEKTOR (PROTECTOR)
Directed by Marek Najbrt (2009, Czech Republic/Germany, 98 min., Czech with English subtitles)
Tuesday, March 2, 7:00 pm
West Newton Cinema (1296 Washington Street/Route 16)

The year is 1938; the country, Czechoslovakia. Hana has her first big success in film – and the German Occupation, or Protectorate, begins. As a Jew, Hana’s dreams for a successful career are smashed.

The Coolidge Corner Theatre's Science on Screen series presents a special screening of Best in Show, master mockumentarian Christopher Guest’s hilarious send-up of competitive canine culture. Before the film, veterinary behaviorist Dr. Nicholas Dodman explores the sometimes curious bond between people and their pooches. Dr. Dodman established one of the world's first animal behavior clinics at Tufts' Veterinary School, and is the best-selling author of The Dog Who Loved Too Much, When Dogs Behave Badly, and If Only They Could Speak.

The Coolidge Corner Theatre's Science on Screen series presents a special screening of Best in Show, master mockumentarian Christopher Guest’s hilarious send-up of competitive canine culture. Before the film, veterinary behaviorist Dr. Nicholas Dodman explores the sometimes curious bond between people and their pooches. Dr. Dodman established one of the world's first animal behavior clinics at Tufts' Veterinary School, and is the best-selling author of The Dog Who Loved Too Much, When Dogs Behave Badly, and If Only They Could Speak.

Jonathan Demme's critically acclaimed 1980 film is a semi-fictional take on the true story of Melvin Dummar (Paul LeMat), an average guy whose life was turned upside down when he was made beneficiary of a $156 million will allegedly signed by millionaire Howard Hughes (Jason Robards). After the film, Demme and key cast and crew members will discuss the film's creative process in a conversation moderated by Elvis Mitchell, former New York Times film critic. Tickets available in advance at www.coolidge.org/awardnews or at the Coolidge box office, 290 Harvard Street, Brookline.

This spontaneous and raw concert film was shot during two nights at the Tower Theater in Pennsylvania as part of Neil Young's Chrome Dreams II tour in 2007. Director Jonthan Demme, recipient of this year's Coolidge Award, showcases the legendary rocker in his natural element -- unleashed, unrestrained, uninhibited. Demme will be on hand to introduce the film and answer questions after the screening. Tickets to this and to other Coolidge Award events are available in advance at www.coolidge.org/awardnews or at the Coolidge box office, 290 Harvard Street, Brookline.

Internationally acclaimed director Jonathan Demme, recipient of this year's Coolidge Award, introduces his moving 2003 documentary about the life and work of Jean Dominique, human rights activist and host of the independent radio station Radio Haiti-Inter. Although forced to temporarily leave Haiti twice, Dominique remained an outspoken advocate of freedom of the press and the Haitian community until his assassination in 2000. THE AGRONOMIST features a stunning soundtrack by Grammy Award-winning musician Wyclef Jean.

America's 50-million strong Evangelical community is convinced that the world's future is foretold in Biblical prophecy - from the Rapture to the Battle of Armageddon. This astonishing documentary explores their world - in their homes, at conferences, and on a wide-ranging tour of Israel.

Boston University is pleased to announce the presentation of this year’s Redstone Film Festival at the Tsai Performance Center on Wednesday, February 10th. Admission is free and open to the public. First come-first served. Tickets available for pick up at box office starting at noon on the 10th. Sponsored by Sumner Redstone, Chairman of VIACOM, the festival is recognized as one of New England’s premier film venues featuring short films written and directed by graduate and undergraduate filmmakers from the University’s College of Communication.

CREATION is the story of Charles Darwin (Paul Bettany) and his heart-wrenching love for his deeply religious wife (Jennifer Connelly) and his passion for science.

After the January 23rd screening there will be a discussion with Dr. Kenneth Miller, author of “Finding Darwin’s God: A Scientist’s Search for Common Ground Between God & Evolution” and Karl Giberson, author of “Saving Darwin: How to Be a Christian and Believe in Evolution.”

To purchase tickets, please visit https://tickets.landmarktheatres.com/Landmark.aspx?TheatreID=231

THE PATIENT'S REPERTOIRE

Genre: Drama / Psychological Thriller

SYNOPSIS:
A rookie psychiatrist (James Crosby) questions his own decisions after realizing he might have put himself and his girlfriend (Shannon Muhs) in danger by running a private practice from home. After learning that a patient of his has been discharged, he begins to reminisce through several files of former patients (Amy DeMar, Paul H. Cushing, Elisabeth Anne Hughes, Curtis James Salt), presenting a unique mystery of who is a threat to him.

Also Starring: Matthew Tremblay, Jarrett Hanley, Christina Ruggeri

The Coolidge Corner Theatre will present a live satellite broadcast of the London National Theatre’s production of NATION, an exhilarating adventure tale of survival and self-discovery based on the best-selling book by Terry Pratchett, on Saturday, January 30 at 2 pm. An encore presentation (pre-recorded) follows on Monday, February 15 at 2 pm. Both broadcasts will be shown in stunning high definition on the Coolidge's giant screen.

The College of Communication and the Boston University Alumni Association invite you to celebrate legendary film director Robert Altman at this star-studded event.

5:30 P.M. Light reception
No alcohol will be served until the wrap party.

6:30 P.M. Multimedia presentation by Altman biographer Professor Mitchell Zuckoff,
followed by a panel of Altman’s colleagues and loved ones: Kathryn Altman, Elliot Gould, Michael Murphy, Sally Kellerman, and Ty Burr (Boston Globe Film Critic)

7:30 P.M. 40th-anniversary screening of M*A*S*H

9:30 P.M. Wrap party: Cash bar

Sundance Film Festival USA has chosen the Coolidge Corner Theatre to present the world premiere of THE COMPANY MEN on Thursday, January 28 at 7 pm. Director and screenwriter John Wells will screen his drama -- filmed on location in Boston -- about three company men attempting to survive a round of corporate downsizing while trying to fend off its effects on their families and their identities. The stellar cast includes Ben Affleck, Kevin Costner, Maria Bello, Tommy Lee Jones, Chris Cooper, and Rosemarie DeWitt.

The Coolidge Corner Theatre's Science on Screen series kicks off 2010 with a special screening of François Truffaut's cinema classic The Wild Child (L'enfant sauvage). This deeply moving film, beautifully shot in black and white, is based on the true story of the Wild Boy of Aveyron, a feral youth found wandering naked and alone in the forests of southern France in 1798.

TRUST US, THIS IS ALL MADE UP, director Alex Karpovsky's (THE HOLE STORY, WOODPECKER) third feature film will have its Boston theatrical release at the Somerville Theatre in Davis Square. This hilarious documentary follows the legendary improv duo of TJ & Dave over the course of one day showing how they prepare for one of their one-of-a-kind shows. The film had its World Premiere at the SXSW Film Festival and went on a successful festival run at the Sarasota Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, Independent Film Festival of Boston, and many others. This film will play for ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Wal-Mart’s plan to build a large store in a small New England community is the backdrop for this sharp-edged comedy. All goes well for the corporate giant until an 11th hour citizens’ rebellion resists the lure of low prices to reveal another side of the bargain—a side which paves over open land, annihilates Main Street businesses, and rolls back wages. This David and Goliath tale goes deeper, exposing the larger American story of citizens unwittingly turned into a nation of consumers.

This screening will include a variety of short film/video work, all dealing with environmental issues, each presents a different perspective; humor, experimental, social-political, and more.
The screening is a part of the ART GONE GREEN exhibit, at the BHCC gallery, November 9 through December 4.

Science on Screen at the Coolidge Corner Theatre explores our search for happiness with a special screening of Sam Mendes's 1999 film American Beauty, paired with a talk by Daniel Gilbert, professor of psychology at Harvard and author of the New York Times best seller Stumbling on Happiness.

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As part of its holiday menu, the Coolidge presents Danish director Gabriel Axel’s delectable, Academy Award-winning film Babette’s Feast, based on a story by Isak Dinesen. Flawlessly directed and gorgeously photographed, this cinephile and foodie favorite, about two elderly, pious Danish sisters and the French political refugee they engage as housekeeper and cook, unfolds with quiet grace and beauty. Its climactic scenes, in which the titular feast is prepared and consumed, are a mouthwatering delight. Before the screening, Dr.

WHEN: November 5th, Thursday night 7pm-9pm

WHERE: Brooklyn Coffee & Teahouse, Providence RI

Attend the Providence premiere of "The Sleeping Deep" promotional teaser, WINNER of this year's Best Horror Script award at RIIFF. Meet the film's composer Shawn Russell.

Sponsored by Rhodywood.com

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"Cuba- A Portrait" is a fifty-five minute film by Elmer Hawkes. Filmed in "The
Pearl of the Antilles," the title examines cities such as Polynesia-like
Baracoa, tobacco growing Pinar del Rio and crumbling Havana. It also explores
Cuba's music, cuisine, sports and history.

The film, which will be released on DVD early in 2010, is the latest release
in the eleven part "Worlds Together" series.

Heart of Stone is the first full-length feature documentary by executive producer Zach Braff of Scrubs fame.

This is a film about the most unlikely of partnerships – aging Jewish alumni and rival gangs coming together to save their school – and the future of an entire lost generation.

The film showed at the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival at the end of September to rave reviews.

The launch date in Boston is Thursday, October 22ndat the MFA and Friday, October 23rdat the W. Newton Theater.

The director Beth Toni Kruvant will host a Q&A both opening days.

Co-producers: JOHN J. MICHALCZYK & RONALD A. MARSH

The Berlin Wall holds both real and metaphorical meanings, its presence physically dividing East and West Berlin, while symbolically representing Communist oppression. In conjunction with the German Embassy’s national commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the film, shot on location in Berlin, captures the personal narratives of both leaders and citizens caught in the political power struggle.

Q&A with Edwina Sandys (Sculptor, Granddaughter of Winston Churchill)

The Coolidge Corner Theatre's Science on Screen series returns with a special presentation of Victor Fleming's 1941 adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic Victorian horror tale, featuring stunning black and white cinematography.

Q & A following screening with Johnny Whitworth (Actor), Alyssa Lobit (Writer, Actress) and Athena Lobit (Producer).

THE THINGS WE CARRY
When her drug-addict mother dies, Emmie returns home, traveling through the underbelly of suburbia, looking for a package her mother has left behind, reconnecting with her estranged sister, Eve, along the way. Their journey allows the sisters to come to peace with their mother, themselves, and each other about their different approaches to life.

The movie premiere of "Life, Love & Loss" directed by T. Anthony Walker and filmed in Boston.

"...the hottest movie to hit the streets since Boyz N The Hood."
-Lenny Manzo, Probe Magazine

There will be two screenings,at 2:30 PM and 6:30 PM, followed by Networking and a Q&A Session. For mature audiences, with proper ID, 21+.

Doors open 30 minutes prior to each screening at 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM.

**Actors and Models bring your headshots and resumes for the Networking Session**

Check out the synopsis and movie trailer at www.lifelovelossmovie.com.