From inmate artists to environmental pornographers. Continue reading
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FILM PICK: AN OVERSIMPLIFICATION OF HER BEAUTY @ BRATTLE THEATRE
Director Terence Nance captures the essence of an all-too-familiar (read: sh-tty) human experience. Continue reading
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FILM: THE TARANTINO CHRONICLES
Thanks to the Brattle’s latest series, you can retrace some of Tarantino’s influences alongside the features he created from his movie muses. Continue reading
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DIG THIS: WILLIAM AND THE WINDMILL @ BRATTLE THEATRE
Bonus: director Ben Nabors will be there to answer all your windmill and movie-related questions. Continue reading
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FILM PICK: REUNION WEEKEND @ THE BRATTLE THEATRE
It’s the perfect opportunity to experience a reunion, without all the awkward “Yup, still single and broke” conversations. Continue reading
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REEL TALK: WE WILL ALL BE SEEING LEVIATHAN
33 percent documentary, 18 percent Deadliest Catch, 13 percent David Lynch, 12 percent deep, dark water, 9 percent fish guts, 7 percent tone poem, 4 percent Moby-Dick, and another 4 percent oppressive nightmare (just for good measure). Continue reading
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FILM: YOU SHOW ME YOURS, I’LL SHOW YOU MINE DOUBLE FEATURE @ BRATTLE THEATRE
Leave it to Amanda Palmer to make the childhood game of “doctor” all arty and adult. Continue reading
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FILM PICK: LGBT FILM FESTIVAL @ THE BRATTLE THEATRE
Suggested questions: Is Rock’n’rolla a family name? and, How does one prepare for a gay zombie attack? Continue reading
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Tags: Boston, Brattle Theatre, Drag Queens, film Cambridge, glitter, Issue 15.18, Lezspoiltation, LGBT, LGBT Film Festival, Lola Rock’n’rolla, Zombies!
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#IFFDIGBOSTON: IFF BOSTON 2013 ONGOING COVERAGE
I love me some film festival action, so I’ll be combining what I’ve seen at SXSW and the new things to come at IFFBoston. Stay tuned, because it’s going to be a very busy week for me and other fellow film lovers.
And if you’re at the festival, say hello or tell me what you’re seeing at @mcastimovies.
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REEL TALK: FOUND VS. FOUND
It’s a Found Footage Festival vs. Found Magazine live-duel! Continue reading
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FILM: BOSTON INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL @ BRATTLE THEATRE
Free entry for those with lumberjack beards! Continue reading
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FILM: AN ARGUMENT FOR WATCHING LOCALLY
Like indie record stores, local breweries, and all the moms and pops in between, it is generally understood that local independent movie theaters are cool. Still, it’s important to remember just why.
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