“Sur l’Adamant” Wins Golden Bear for Best Film Award in 2023 Berlinale
French-language film “Sur l’Adamant,” directed by Nicolas Philibert, won the Golden Bear for Best Film award at the 2023 Berlin…
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“Trenque Lauquen” wins four awards at the 20th International Cinephile Society
“Trenque Lauquen,” a four-hour film saga spun together with love, mystery, and strange discoveries, won four awards at the 20th…
2023 Boston SciFi Film Festival Begins Wednesday Feb. 15
The Boston SciFi Film Festival is back again in 2023 for its 48th year. This long-running genre fest will host…
Lauded Moroccan Film “The Blue Caftan” Starts North American Screenings on Feb. 10
Cannes festival prize winner and Oscar shortlist film “The Blue Caftan” will start limited screenings across the United States and…
Elegance Bratton Receives Coolidge Breakthrough Artist Award
On Friday, Jan. 27, the Coolidge Corner Theater, a cornerstone for independent cinema, honored the award-winning writer, director, and producer…
Noah Cowan, Independent Film Festival Executive, Dies at 55
Noah Cowan, film festivals executive and independent film distributor, died on Wednesday, January 25 after a 38-year-long career in the…
Remembering Kevin Conroy
“Today is the day the clown cried,” eulogized the Joker after news that Batman was dead. “He cries for the passing of one man and the death of a dream.” Fans are remembering this line from episode “The Man Who Killed Batman” in memoriam as voice actor Kevin Conroy passed away from cancer on November 10, 2022. Conroy is most widely known for his iconic portrayal of Batman in many animated movies, series, and video games. Read More >>
New Documentary Examines Post-9/11 New York City Rock Music
“Meet Me in the Bathroom,” a documentary about New York City’s alternative rock scene during the early-2000s, celebrates its one-night theatrical release on November 8 ahead of its Showtime debut on November 25. Read More >>
The Full Body Cast Brings ‘Rocky Horror’ to Life at Boston Common AMC
Bostonians take their Halloween celebrations seriously, and for many, that means attending a live production of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”. The 1976 irreverent musical comedy follows a young engaged couple who get stuck in a castle full of eccentric characters. The film typically features a “shadowcast,” or a group of actors that dress up and recreate each scene live as it plays on the screen, however, the Full Body Cast puts on interactive productions of “Rocky Horror” at the Boston Common AMC every Saturday year-round—adding extra dates throughout the Halloween weekend in honor of the spooky season. Read More >>