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Today at the Brattle:

Sunday, January 26

Frankenstein

  • at 12:15, 9:15 PM

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

  • at 2:00 PM

Island of Lost Souls

  • at 4:00 PM

The Invisible Man

  • at 5:45 PM

The Bride of Frankenstein

  • at 7:30 PM

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News & Reviews

  • Just Added: Elements of Cinema Presents a Free Screening & Discussion of ‘The Day the Earth Stood Still’ on Tuesday, January 28
  • Just Confirmed: ‘Just Imagine’ Will Screen Tuesday, January 28 as Part of Our Series, ‘Things to Come: The Birth of Sci-Fi Cinema’
  • Staff Picks: January 20–26, 2020
  • The DocYard Season Passes Now on Sale
  • We’re calling it “The Monolith.”
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  • Jan 25

    Open
    "More Fearful Than the Monster Himself!" THE BRIDE "More Fearful Than the Monster Himself!" THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN screens Sunday at 7:30 as part of our Mad Scientist Marathon! See five horror classics back to back, including FRANKENSTEIN, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN… Get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 25

    Open
    Varda Rarities • DAGUERRÉOTYPES • Screens Sat Varda Rarities • DAGUERRÉOTYPES • Screens Saturday 2/1 in a double feature with CINEVARDAPHOTO. Visit brattlefilm.org for showtimes & tickets. . “One of the great modern documentaries, Agnès Varda’s 1976 portrait of shopkeepers on the street where she lives – Rue Daguerre, in Paris – established a new genre, affectionate anthropology. Starting with the quirky pharmacy where her teen-age daughter, Rosalie, buys homemade perfumes, Varda peeps in on the rounds of commerce that keep the street vital. In the process, she exalts the sights and sounds, the very savor of daily life – the crust of fresh-baked baguettes, the alkaline allure of fresh-cut steaks, the sumptuousness of handstitched fabrics.” — Richard Brody, The New Yorker

    Jan 25

    Open
    Mad Scientist Marathon! DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE sc Mad Scientist Marathon! DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE screens Sunday with FRANKENSTEIN, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN – get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 25

    Open
    "Sufferin' Succotash!" Sylvester, Tweety & the res "Sufferin' Succotash!" Sylvester, Tweety & the rest of the gang return February 15–23 for the 25th annual Bugs Bunny Film Festival. Learn more & get tickets at brattlefilm.org/bugsbunny (link in profile)

    Jan 25

    Open
    Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, and Michel Gondry on the Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet, and Michel Gondry on the set of ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND, returning to the big screen February 13–15. Showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org (link in profile)

    Jan 25

    Open
    THE INVISIBLE MAN screens Sunday as part of our Ma THE INVISIBLE MAN screens Sunday as part of our Mad Scientist Marathon, alongside FRANKENSTEIN, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 25

    Open
    Mad Scientist Marathon! ISLAND OF LOST SOULS scree Mad Scientist Marathon! ISLAND OF LOST SOULS screens Sunday with FRANKENSTEIN, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN – get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 25

    Open
    In case you missed it, we've added a rare 35mm scr In case you missed it, we've added a rare 35mm screening of the 1930 Busby-Berkeley-style sci-fi musical JUST IMAGINE to the slate for our upcoming series, Things to Come: The Birth of Sci-Fi Cinema. JUST IMAGINE screens on 35mm Tuesday 1/28 at 8:30. Learn more at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile)

    Jan 25

    Open
    The Monster Demands a Mate! THE BRIDE OF FRANKENST The Monster Demands a Mate! THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN screens Sunday at 7:30 as part of our Mad Scientist Marathon! See five horror classics back to back, including FRANKENSTEIN, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN… Get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 24

    Open
    Mad Scientist Marathon! DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE sc Mad Scientist Marathon! DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE screens Sunday with FRANKENSTEIN, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN – get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 24

    Open
    Staff Pick! Agnès Varda was invited to make a fil Staff Pick! Agnès Varda was invited to make a film celebrating the 100th anniversary of the birth of cinema and the result is this whimsically chaotic film. Monsieur Cinéma (played by none other than the great Michel Piccoli) is approaching his 100th birthday. Dismayed that his memory is failing him, he has hired a young student to tell him stories of the films that he created in his youth. Meanwhile, a cavalcade of international movie stars arrive to visit and congratulate the old man on his milestone. . Agnès Varda's ONE HUNDRED AND ONE NIGHTS screens Friday 1/31 as part of our Varda Rarities series. Visit brattlefilm.org/varda-rarities for info & tickets (link in profile)

    Jan 24

    Open
    Tomorrow! Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS screens with AEL Tomorrow! Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS screens with AELITA: QUEEN OF MARS Saturday at 6:30 as part of our series, Things to Come: The Birth of Sci-Fi Cinema. Learn more at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile). . One of the most famous science-fiction films of all time, Fritz Lang’s METROPOLIS paints a stark portrait of a divided mega-city where the rich live a utopic life above ground while the workers – the lifeblood of the city – toil in subterranean factories. A sort of Romeo & Juliet story develops between an idealistic young woman from the lower class and a high-born son of the aristocracy that is complicated when a mad scientist creates a chaos-sowing robot duplicate of the woman.

    Jan 24

    Open
    To help kick off our 2020 “Year of Science Ficti To help kick off our 2020 “Year of Science Fiction” we’ve invited Lesley University’s head of film studies, Matthew Nash, to join us for a special free screening & discussion of one of the best sci-fi films of all time. Elements of Cinema presents THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL Tuesday 1/28 at 6:00pm. This event is free and open to the public. . . . #TheDayTheEarthStoodStill #RobertWise #MichaelRennie #PatriciaNeal #HughMarlowe #SamJaffe #BillyGray

    Jan 24

    Open
    LIONS LOVE (…AND LIES) screens Friday 1/31 as pa LIONS LOVE (…AND LIES) screens Friday 1/31 as part of our Varda Rarities series. Visit brattlefilm.org/varda-rarities for info & tickets (link in profile) . "Agnès Varda brings New York counterculture to Los Angeles. In a rented house in the sun-soaked Hollywood Hills, a woman and two men – Viva, of Warhol Factory fame, and James Rado and Gerome Ragni, who created and starred in the rock musical Hair – delight in one another’s bodies while musing on love, stardom, and politics. They are soon joined by underground director Shirley Clarke, playing herself as well as functioning as a surrogate for Varda. LIONS LOVE (…AND LIES) is a metacinematic inquiry into the alternating currents of whimsy and tragedy that typified late-sixties America." – Criterion Collection

    Jan 24

    Open
    Mad Scientist Marathon! James Whale's FRANKENSTEIN Mad Scientist Marathon! James Whale's FRANKENSTEIN screens Sunday with DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN – get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 24

    Open
    Tomorrow! AELITA: QUEEN OF MARS (1924) screens Sat Tomorrow! AELITA: QUEEN OF MARS (1924) screens Saturday at 4:00 & 9:30 as part of our series, Things to Come: The Birth of Sci-Fi Cinema. . AELITA: QUEEN OF MARS is the first great ‘over-designed’ science fiction film – and one who’s influence can be seen into the 1950s and beyond. The film is a speculative comedy that follows an inventor from Moscow who dreams of traveling to Mars and wooing its queen – so he builds a rocket to take him there. . Tickets on sale now at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 24

    Open
    ISLAND OF LOST SOULS screens Sunday as part of our ISLAND OF LOST SOULS screens Sunday as part of our Mad Scientist Marathon alongside FRANKENSTEIN, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, THE INVISIBLE MAN, and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN – get showtimes & tickets at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile).

    Jan 24

    Open
    Born Today – January 23: Rutger Hauer (1944–20 Born Today – January 23: Rutger Hauer (1944–2019)

    Jan 24

    Open
    Varda Rarities • DAGUERRÉOTYPES • Screens Sat Varda Rarities • DAGUERRÉOTYPES • Screens Saturday 2/1 in a double feature with CINEVARDAPHOTO. Visit brattlefilm.org for showtimes & tickets. . “One of the great modern documentaries, Agnès Varda’s 1976 portrait of shopkeepers on the street where she lives – Rue Daguerre, in Paris – established a new genre, affectionate anthropology. Starting with the quirky pharmacy where her teen-age daughter, Rosalie, buys homemade perfumes, Varda peeps in on the rounds of commerce that keep the street vital. In the process, she exalts the sights and sounds, the very savor of daily life – the crust of fresh-baked baguettes, the alkaline allure of fresh-cut steaks, the sumptuousness of handstitched fabrics.” — Richard Brody, The New Yorker

    Jan 23

    Open
    In case you missed it, we've added a rare 35mm scr In case you missed it, we've added a rare 35mm screening of the 1930 Busby-Berkeley-style sci-fi musical JUST IMAGINE to the slate for our upcoming series, Things to Come: The Birth of Sci-Fi Cinema. JUST IMAGINE screens on 35mm Tuesday 1/28 at 8:30. Learn more at brattlefilm.org/things-to-come (link in profile)
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