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Coming Attractions in Film: June 2011

June marks a sluggish start to the summer movie season, but it’s not without a few big events. New films from art-house hero Terrence Malick and Lost creator J.J. Abrams promise to be must-sees for different segments of movie buffs, and fans of older cinema will have plenty on their plate with throw-back screenings at the Brattle and a Luis Buñuel retrospective at the HFA.

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Film Tagged: Art on Film, Back to the Future, Brattle Theatree, documentary, Harvard Film Archive, Luis Buñuel, MFA, Super 8, Terrence Malick, The African Queen, Tree of Life

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