The Independent Film Festival of Boston’s Fall Focus series at the Brattle Continues with Karyn Kusama’s (Girl Fight, Jennifer’s Body) new film The Invitation a slow burn thriller with a lot of buzz; it recently won best film honors at the 48th Sitges Film Festival in Spain, which is prominent for its fantasy and horror programing.
Month: October 2015
@IFFBoston Fall Focus open night film preview: Where To Invade Next
The Independent Film Festival of Boston has added a new film series in the fall at the Brattle Theater. Sunday’s opening night documentary is Michael Moore’s Where To Invade Next. The word on the street from TIFF is that this is an amusing optimistic film, highlighting successful social policies from around the world that Americans… Continue reading @IFFBoston Fall Focus open night film preview: Where To Invade Next
theatre: Song of a Convalescent Ayn Rand Giving Thanks to the Godhead (In the Lydian Mode)
This week at Oberon Wolf 359’s production Song of a Convalescent Ayn Rand Giving Thanks to the Godhead (In the Lydian Mode) continues. An examination of art and pain, with song and drag, and well earned snarkiness about objectivism. Worth it for the “re enactment” of the “love scene” from The Fountainhead alone.
Mass Independent Comics Expo continues at Lesley! @MassMICE
Over 150 local comic creators will be at the 6th annual Massachusetts Independent Comics Expo. There is an exhibition hall, as well as panel discussions, workshops, and activities especially for kids. MICE is held at Lesley University’s University Hall at 1815 Massachusetts Avenue in Porter Square, from 11 am – 5 pm. Admission is free.
Head of the Charles
Rowing fans converge this weekend for the 51st annual Head of the Charles regatta. Bundle up and enjoy the spectacle on either bank of the river!