Brattle Theatre
Celebrating Film as Art, from Alphaville to Zentropa.
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Cambridge, MA, 02138
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617 876-6837
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5:00 pm - 11:00 pm
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2:30 pm - 11:00 pm
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Brattle Theatre WE return on Wednesday with the EPSTEIN BROTHERS CENTENNIAL!

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CASABLANCA
By Peggy Nelson Casablanca – 1942 – dir. Michael Curtiz So. Here you are, Ilsa Lund (Ingrid Bergman), a young woman in your twenties, newly hatched and out and about in the world, meeting the usual suspects. Am...
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Brattle Theatre PONYO starts today and plays through Sunday! Check www.brattlefilm.org for showtimes and our other events this weekend!

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Fri at 8:56am
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September - December 2009
Fri at 8:55am
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Brattle Theatre Tonight the Brattle hosts The Boston Irish Film Festival for a special sneak preview screening of KISSES at 7:00. A special screening of the independent film SELF HELPLESS follows at 9:30! http://www.brattlefilm.org/brattlefilm/movie_detail/091119.html

November 19 at 10:32am
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Brattle Theatre Tonight we and The Boston Irish Film Festival are pleased to present a special sneak preview screening of KISSES at 7:00, followed by a special screening of SELF HELPLESS at 9:30!

The Brattle Theatre: Playing Thursday, November 19
Source: www.brattlefilm.org
Celebrating Film as Art, from Alphaville to Zentropa. The Brattle Theatre plays the best in art house, foreign, classic, cult, and festival films!
November 19 at 9:20am
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September - December 2009
November 19 at 9:15am
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Brattle Theatre Presented in association with Harvard University Department of Anthropology: RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK at 7:00! Also, CineMental Presents: MAGGOTS AND MEN at 9:30!

November 18 at 9:52am
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The 4:30 PM screening of RAIDERS listed in our print calendar has been canceled - please join us at tonight's 7:00 show.
November 18 at 10:48am
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Brattle Theatre Playing Wednesday, November 18, 2009

September - December 2009
November 18 at 9:46am
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Brattle Theatre Tonight at 7:00, THE EDGE OF NEVER! Extreme!

November 17 at 10:14am
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Extreme skiing! http://www.brattlefilm.org/brattlefilm/movie_detail/091117.html
November 17 at 11:31am
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THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER
By Leo Racicot The Man Who Came To Dinner - 1942 – dir. William Keighley We call a film ‘classic’, while sometimes forgetting why and how it came to be labelled that way. “Oh”, we say, “The Man Who Came To Dinner. A classic movie!!” But why? In the case ...
November 17 at 10:10am
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Brattle Theatre Tonight at 7:00: A WALK TO BEAUTIFUL! Also a special Q+A session wth the filmmakers!

November 16 at 11:19am
Sabrina
Sabrina
This film is amazing. I saw a version on PBS.
November 16 at 12:51pm
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September - December 2009
November 16 at 11:17am
Stacy

Stacy the balcony rules. i had such a great time watching eddie coyle up there and drinking beers

November 12 at 7:27pm · Report
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Stacy
Stacy
I'm gonna hit Ponyo, Mr. Skeffington and Casablanca next week when I return. I was just reading about Casablanca in Movieland by Jerome Charyn: "It feels like one more fake exotic film. The old Warner Brothers cast is assembled: Peter Lorre, Sidney Greenstreet, Claude Rains. We're expecting fog and foreign intrigue on the back lots of Burbank. But ... Read Morewe couldn't have anticipated Rick's Café Américain. Casablanca itself disappears from the frame and the whole planet moves into Rick's Café.
We catch a glimpse of Rick playing chess. His hand. His white dinner coat. And then that brooding face, and it's as if we'd never seen Humphrey Bogart before. He's like a figure out of Goethe stuck in a comic-book world. Romantic. Hopeless. Lost."
November 12 at 9:38pm
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Brattle Theatre
You guys rock! The balcony is the best in the cold too, so warm.
November 16 at 11:15am