"Notes After Long Silence: On Austrian and American Structural Film" will play at Umass Boston on Thursday, May 4th, at 8pm.

The Independent Film Festival Boston (IFFBoston) presents its 20th annual edition this week, with screenings at the Somerville Theatre, Brattle Theatre, and Coolidge Corner Theatre through May 3rd.

DigBoston critic Jake Mulligan will lead a seminar on "The Thin Man" before a 35mm screening this Thursday, December 15.

Frederick Wiseman is an American filmmaker whose latest feature, A Couple (2022), opens at the Coolidge Corner Theatre on December 2.

RPM Fest and the Brattle Theatre will host "Ariana Gerstein: Still/Distill" tomorrow, September 25, at 2pm.

Italian musician and film composer Fabio Frizzi will return to the Coolidge Corner Theatre on Saturday, September 17, to perform with his Frizzi 2 Fulci band.

RPM Fest and the Brattle will host "Vignettes of Time" on August 21 at 2pm.

"I’ve heard that it's harder to laugh on cue than it is to cry on cue. By the way, I did cry on cue in that movie, but the scenes were cut."

By Jodie Mack. 2013, US, 4 minutes. Screening at the Brattle Theatre as part of “Jodie Mack: Cabinet of Curiosities”, tonight, July 20, at 7pm.

Directed by Andrew Dominik. UK, 2022, 105 minutes. Screens at the Brattle Theatre on Wednesday, May 11th, at 8pm.

Brief reviews of "Rock Bottom Riser," "El Father Plays Himself," "A Thousand Fires," "After Sherman," and three short films by Morgan Quaintance.

Written and directed by Edoardo Vitaletti. US, 2021, 86 minutes. Available with subscription on Shudder.

Continues at the Brattle Theatre through February 27. All shows on 35mm, see brattlefilm.org for showtimes.

"What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?" is streaming with subscription at MUBI.com.

Directed by Celeste Bell and Paul Sng. UK, 2021, 96 minutes. Available on VOD.

Directed by Peter Bogdanovich. US, 1993, 116/118 minutes. Available on DVD and VOD.

Directed by Jeff Tremaine. US, 2022, 96 minutes. Now playing at most local multiplexes.

Directed by Pablo Larraín. Germany/UK, 2021, 117 minutes. Available on VOD.

Reviews of three new horror films—"V/H/S/94," "The Spine of Night," and "Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin."

The new Bond film delivers the kind of fan service that's now de rigueur for franchise movies. But who’s being serviced?

Brief reviews of "C'mon C'mon," "I Want to Talk About Duras," "Red Rocket," "Ste. Anne," and "The Tsugua Diaries"—most of which are playing locally or virtually this week.

Brief reviews of "Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn," "Benedetta," "Bergman Island," "Titane," and "Vortex."

Through dark times, the AgX Film Collective has been much more than just a community darkroom.

Directed by Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert. US, 2020, 89 minutes. Available on GBH Passport and Netflix.

Written and directed by Spike Lee. US, 1998, 136 minutes. Available on DVD, VOD, and to subscribers on HBO Max.

Directed by Steven Soderbergh. US, 2021, 115 minutes. Available with subscription on HBO Max.

Co-written and directed by Janicza Bravo. US, 2020, 90 minutes. Opens theatrically on Tuesday, June 29.

Directed and co-edited by Sophy Romvari. Canada, 2020, 17 minutes. Available with subscription on MUBI.