Theatres

By Carly Pifer

Six months into his new position as the first and only curator of film at the MFA, Boston, Carter Long discusses his strategies for the museum’s evolving film program.

By David Pierotti After almost a decade, Concord, NH welcomes a new independent theatre to Main Street.

By Nancy L. Babine The Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Film Club at the Coolidge Corner Theatre makes movies accessible to people with hearing loss.

By Sara Faith Alterman What is the future of the big independent screen?

By Amy Roeder Independent movies and an eclectic array of live entertainment breathe new life into Providence, RI’s formerly X-rated Columbus Theatre.

By Sabina Dana Plasse Ivy Moylan and Ned Hinkle take on the Brattle Theatre and with it, the mission of fostering one of the region’s most important independent and alternative cinema.

By Vikki Warner This month, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston celebrates one of the most respected Japanese filmmakers.

By Allison Twomey and Matthew Evan Scher A report of news & events in the local industry for April 2001.

By Peg Aloi Filmmakers and film buffs come together for the Coolidge Corner Theater's "Director's Cut."

By Michele Meek A report of news & events in the local industry for October 2000

By Alex Rapp A new screening room for video and digital media at the Coolidge Corner Theater promises to create a space for indies.

By Allison TwomeyA report of news & events in the local industry

By Shannon O'Neill Veteran of the Boston film community, David Kleiler makes it his mission to get local films "made, sold and seen.”

By Julie Wolf The dish on local films & industry-related news.

By Gina Harris A film series in Vermont finds Black History Month an opportunity to share some of the stories that define the black experience.

By Chris Cooke A Review of "Outstandingly Entertaining Short Films"

By Abigail Harmon The dish on local films & industry-related news.

By Lindsey Walker The dish on local films & industry-related news.

By Gina Harris Exploring her exceptional career from Associate Producer of "Hiroshima/Nagasaki" to founder of the Stowe Film Society.

By Eric Aron Director Susan MacNeil talks about the Colonial Theater's return to glory and its 75-year history.

By Keith Wagner You may be surprised to hear it, but the drive-in theater, that icon of the 50's, is experiencing something of a resurgence. This month, the Drive-In Theatre Fan Club holds a special meeting and double feature in Vermont. And, you're invited...