Current Programs:
Advance Tickets include a processing fee – see our Ticket Policy page for more information. All content ©Brattle Film Foundation unless otherwise noted. All rights reserved worldwide. The Brattle Film Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit, supported in part by a grant from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency. Classic film programming is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. Your privacy is important to us – view our Privacy Policy.
40 BRATTLE ST • HARVARD SQ • BRATTLEFILM.ORG • 617-876-6837
Virtual Screening Room: City Hall
AREA PREMIERE RUN!
EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND!
OPENS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
After the film, watch a conversation between Frederick Wiseman and Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh!
Streaming Link Available DAY, MONTH DATE at 10:30am
Proceeds benefit The Brattle
Pre-order Now $12
Proceeds benefit The Brattle
Watch Now $12
Proceeds benefit The Brattle
This title is no longer available to watch in our Virtual Screening Room
Virtual Programs FAQ
2020 • Dir Frederick Wiseman w/Marty Walsh • 4 hours, 35 mins
City government touches almost every aspect of our lives. Most of us are unaware of or take for granted these necessary services such as police, fire, sanitation, veterans affairs, elder support, parks, licensing of various professional activities, recordkeeping of birth, marriage and death as well as hundreds of other activities that support Boston residents and visitors. CITY HALL, by Frederick Wiseman, shows the efforts by Boston city government to provide these services. The film also illustrates the variety of ways the city administration enters into civil discourse with the citizens of Boston. Mayor Martin J. Walsh and his administration are presented addressing a number of their policy priorities which include racial justice, affordable housing, climate action, and homelessness. CITY HALL shows a city government successfully offering a wide variety of services to a diverse population.