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Somerville Theatre

Film Preview: At Somerville Theatre — Fake Bands, Real Good Movies

Most of the films selected will be shown in 35mm, making the visual experience as invigorating to watch as the music will be to listen to.

By: Peg Aloi Filed Under: Featured, Film, Preview Tagged: Peg Aloi, Reel Films/Fake Bands, Somerville Theatre

Film Feature: Summer of Love Series — Retro Balm for Turbulent Times

Summer of Love’s line-up contains some of that iconic year’s most indelible works of cinema.

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Featured, Film, Preview Tagged: 35mm, Fearless Vampire Killers, Julia Marchese, Out of Print, Peg Aloi, Somerville Theatre, Summer of Love, Valley of the Dolls, Weekend

Coming Attractions in Film: December 2012

As we head into 2013 there will be some fine new films opening. Commercial houses and small independent theaters are jockeying for the next hit: my best bets include Michael Henke’s “Amour”, David Riker’s “The Girl”, Jacques Audiard’s “Rust and Bone”, and “Beware of Mr. Baker” (about Cream drummer Ginger Baker).

By: Tim Jackson Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Featured, Film Tagged: Anne Fontaine, Barbara, Blues for Willadean, Faust, German Film Series, My Worse Nightmare, On the Road, Open Screen, Somerville Theatre, Walter Salles, Wild Horse Wild Ride

Coming Attractions in Film: August 2011

Summer movie season continues — All month, everywhere not located under a rock.

By: Arts Fuse Editor Filed Under: Coming Attractions, Film Tagged: Army of Darkness, Bernard Hermann, Brattle Theatre, Buster Keaton, Coolidge Corner Theatre, Harvard Film Archive, Miranda July, Monte Hellman, Sami Rami, Somerville Theatre, Steamboat Bill Jr., THE FUTURE

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