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‘The Mastermind:’ Kelly Reichardt’s Latest Stars Josh O’Connor as a Rumpled Thief on the Run From Himself
Kelly Reichardt is not known to capitalize on star power, but one can make the case that she is integral…
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The Gospel of Carrie White
When the lights dimmed and the screen began to flicker, I felt like I was standing in front of an altar. There was something holy about that crisp October night in Cambridge, when The Brattle theater transformed from a movie house into a cathedral of cinema. The smell of buttered popcorn floated through the air as strangers shuffled to creaky seats, their plastic cups fizzing with delicious cherry cola. It wasn’t just a screening. It was a gathering of believers. A horde of cinephiles grouped, itching for their fix.
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502s Frontman Ed Isola Talks Authenticity, Spreading Positivity and Creating Community in Indie Music
On October 1 Boston got a taste of Floridian sunshine when The 502s took the stage at Boston’s Citizens House…
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“After the Hunt” Captures the Explosive Cost of Self-Deception
Luca Guadagnino (“Call Me By Your Name,” “Bones and All,” “We Are Who We Are”) is known for slow-paced projects that linger in the moment. Locations are utilized as a force rather than a backdrop for the characters. In his newest work, “After the Hunt,” Guadagnino takes on the most terrifying force of all: the Ivy League campus.
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This month’s “Noirvember” at The Brattle Theatre includes American classics from Stanley Kubrick, Orson Welles and more
The Brattle Theatre in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is featuring a selection of 1950s American noir films in the coming weeks for their yearly “Noirvember” celebration. The independent theater is known for promoting lesser-known films, both contemporary and historical, but will be screening many classics during this run, with movies from Billy Wilder, Stanley Kubrick, and Orson Welles. The following films, among others, will run from November 7–20.
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The Independent Staff Picks for Best Indie Horror/ Halloween Movies
The Independent Magazine wishes you a happy spooky season! In the spirit of Halloween, we picked some of our favorite scary movies to share with our readers. If you have not gotten a chance to see these films that remind us of the season, we highly recommend that you check them out. Happy Halloween!
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Mark Brooks talks ‘Lil Pimp,’ ‘Metalocalypse’ and Future of Indie Animation
Brooks reflects on his past work and what he hopes the new subscription box service Churp.TV can provide for indie creators
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‘The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo’ Review, Star Matías Catalán Talks Cannes, Character Complexities and a Mysterious Gaze Called Love
As we make our hesitant return to the routines of fall semester, I often find myself reminiscing on the summer….
