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The Brattle celebrates pivotal screwball comedy star Jean Arthur - Vimarsana News

The Brattle celebrates pivotal screwball comedy star Jean Arthur

The theater kicks off a yearlong celebration of Columbia Pictures' 100th anniversary this month with 11-film series "Jean Arthur, Sweetness With Spine' highlighting the actress' most deceptively deft performances, from “The Talk of the Town” to "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington."

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Celebrating movies made in Massachusetts at the Brattle Theatre - Vimarsana News

Celebrating movies made in Massachusetts at the Brattle Theatre

A labor of love and unofficial survey of the greater Boston area on film gets a free screening Sunday.

Letterboxd To Offer Cinema Showtimes For Participating – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Letterboxd To Offer Cinema Showtimes For Participating – Deadline

Letterboxd, the global social platform for indie film, will soon provide users in its main markets with movie showtimes in nearby theaters.

Letterboxd Adds Movie Showtimes to Platform – The Hollywood Reporter - Vimarsana News

Letterboxd Adds Movie Showtimes to Platform – The Hollywood Reporter

Letterboxd adds movie showtimes to its platform, letting users see movies that they read about or review.

How history made New England a prime setting for horror stories - Vimarsana News

How history made New England a prime setting for horror stories

“The Gothic is always interested in history, and New England has a deep and layered one,” said Bridget Marshall, a professor of English at UMass Lowell and expert in Gothic literature. “These historical events have captured imaginations and taken on lives of their own. And we keep re-telling the stories, so they stay alive.”

Source: wbur.org