BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY
Dartmouth and Boylston Sts, Copley Sq, Boston, MA (map)
617.536.5400 ext 2270.
http://www.bpl.org

The BPL presents the Celebrating Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Pride Film Series. Films are shown in the Rabb Lecture Hall at 6 pm. Free. Visit the BPL Web site for a complete summer schedule.

JUNE 19 The Color Purple
JUNE20 Out at Work and The Real Ellen Story
JUNE 26 To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar
JUNE 27 The Celluloid Closet

BRATTLE THEATRE
40 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA (map)
617.876.6837
info@brattlefilm.org
http://www.brattlefilm.org

Classic films at the area's longest-running rep and revival house in the heart of Harvard Square. Tickets $9, $7.50 for students, $6 for children and seniors, $7.50 for matinees Mon through Fri except holidays.

JUNE 5 AND 6 Tristram Shandy and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
JUNE 7 AND 8 Syriana and Why We Fight
JUNE 9, 10, AND 11 Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Man Who Knew Too Much
JUNE 12 AND 13 Three Burials of Melquiadas Estrada and Don't Come Knocking
JUNE 14 AND 15 Caché
JUNE 16 THROUGH 22 Sir! No Sir! and Blue Velvet

CAPITOL THEATRE
204 Mass Ave, Arlington, MA, (map)
781.648.6022 or 781.648.4340

http://www.capitoltheatreonline.com

The theater was built in 1925 and restored to its original architectural style a few years ago. Its six screens play second-run commercial and foreign films. Tickets $6.50, $4.75 for seniors and for children before 6 pm. Weekday matinees are also $4.75. For recorded listings, call 718.648.4340.

COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE
290 Harvard St, Brookline, MA (map)
617.734.2500
http://www.coolidge.org

This theater, built in 1933, is one of the few remaining independent cinemas in the area. Coolidge Corner specializes in art-house premieres, animation, independent features, retrospectives, cult favorites (Sat at midnight), and programs by local filmmakers. Tickets $9.50, $6.50 Mon through Thurs for seniors and children 12 and under, $7.50 for matinees and for kids and seniors Fri through Sun.

EMBASSY CINEMA
16 Pine St, Waltham, MA (map)
781.893.2500
http://www.landmarktheatres.com

This Landmark Theatres outlet runs independent and foreign films. Tickets $9, $6.50 for seniors and children 12 and under. Student tickets are $7.25 Mon through Thurs only. Bargain matinees are $6.50 for the first shows of the day on Sat and Sun, and for any show before 6 pm Mon through Fri.

HARVARD FILM ARCHIVE
Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, 24 Quincy St, Cambridge, MA (map)
617.495.4700
http://www.harvardfilmarchive.org

Located three blocks from the Harvard Square T stop. This summer, the schedule includes a film series dedicated to the Vietnam War on film, as well as a series that features emerging American filmmakers. Tickets $8, $6 for students and seniors, except as noted.

JUNE 15 AND 19 Chain
JUNE 15 AND 17 Me and You and Everyone We Know
JUNE 16 AND 18 Hearts and Minds
JUNE 16 Which Way is East and Investigation of a Flame
JUNE 17 AND 19 Junebug
JUNE 18 Santiago Alvarez Shorts
JUNE 20 Breathe In & Breathe Out, and at 8:30 pm, Surname Viet Given Name Nam
JUNE 21 Unfinished Symphony
JUNE 21 AND 24 Fog of War
JUNE 22 Hidden Warriors, and at 8:30 pm, Surviving the War
JUNE 23 Old Joy
JUNE 23 AND 25 Quietly On By
JUNE 24 Speaking Directly
JUNE 25 For Life, Against the War
JUNE 26 Madame Beudet and Backstairs, La Chienne
JUNE 27 AND 28 Lifeboat
JUNE 27 AND 28 A Double Tour
JUNE 29 AND 30 Simon of the Desert and Viridiana
JUNE 29 AND 30 Company Limited
JULY 1 AND 2 Landscapes in the Mist
JULY 1 AND 2 The White Balloon
JULY 3 Within Our Gates and Showboat
JULY 4 AND 5 Chuck Jones Shorts and Jour de Fete
JULY 4 AND 5 Imitation of Life
JULY 6 AND 7 It Happened Here
JULY 6 AND 7 Hair
JULY 8 AND 9 Manhunter
JULY 8 AND 9 Fireworks
JULY 10 Chaplin Shorts and Child of the Big City, Woman of Tokyo and An Inn in Tokyo
JULY 11 AND 12 Les Mistons and Miracle in Milan
JULY 11 AND 12 The Letter That Was Never Sent
JULY 13 AND 14 Model Shop
JULY 13 AND 14 The Passenger
JULY 15 AND 16 Sweetie
JULY 15 AND 16 Three Lives and Only One Death
JULY 17 Love, and Ecstasy
JULY 18 AND 19 Caught
JULY 18 AND 19 Funny Face
JULY 20 AND 21 Macunaima
JULY 20 AND 21 Canterbury Tales
JULY 22 AND 23 Withnail and I
JULY 22 AND 23 The Big Lebowski
JULY 24 A Sixth Part of the World, Sherlock Jr., and The Balloonatic
JULY 25 AND 26 The Fallen Idol
JULY 25 AND 26 Street of Shame
JULY 27 AND 28 Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
JULY 27 AND 28 The Wedding
JULY 29 AND 30 Yeleen
JULY 29 AND 30 Lunar Eclipse
JULY 31 Queen Kelly and The Scarlet Empress

KENDALL SQUARE CINEMA
1 Kendall Sq, Cambridge, MA (map)
617.499.1996
http://www.landmarktheatres.com

One of the best places to watch independent and foreign films. Tickets $9.25, $7 for seniors and children 12 and under. Bargain $7 for the first show daily.

MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
87 Marshall St, North Adams, MA (map)
413.662.2111
info@massmoca.org
http://www.massmoca.org

Mass MoCA presents moonlit movies on a 50-foot screen in Courtyard C. (Movies will screen indoors if it rains.) Some films include accompanying live music. Check the Web site for information on upcoming events.

JUNE 30 History of the World, Pt 1, 9 pm, $7
AUG 4 Bill Frisell takes on Keaton, Woodring, and Morrison (film shorts with live music), 8:30 pm, $22 in advance, $26 day of show
AUG 12 Tillie's Punctured Romance with live music by Tillie's Nightmare Ragtime Band, 8:30 pm, $14 in advance, $18 day of show
AUG 18 Franco Zeffirelli's Romeo and Juliet, 8:30 pm, $7

MAYOR MENINO'S MONDAY NIGHT MOVIES
617.635.4032
http://www.cityofboston.gov/parks

It's safe to say that even the mayor has his celluloid favorites. Thanks to his Office of Special Events, you might catch some of your own favorites on Mon nights at various outdoor spots throughout the city. Shows begin at 8:15 pm.

JULY 11 Franklin Park, The Playstead, Dorchester, Shark Tale
JULY 18 Millenium Park, West Roxbury, Shrek 2
JULY 25 Medal of Honor Park, South Boston, Racing Stripes
AUG 5 Boston Common, Parkman Bandstand, The Wizard of Oz

MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS FILM PROGRAM
465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA (map)
617.267.9300
http://www.mfa.org/film

Features contemporary international cinema, restored classics, American independent films, films showing for the first time in Boston, and retro-classics. Tickets are $8.50, $7.50 for students, seniors, and MFA members. This is a partial listing; check the Web site for monthly updates.

JUNE 15 Adventures of a Dentist 4:30 pm
JUNE 15 Campfire 6:20 pm
JUNE 15 Little Jerusalem 8:15 pm
JUNE 16 Little Jerusalem 6 pm
JUNE 17 Agony - Rasputin 3 pm
JUNE 18 ACantor's Tale 4pm
JUNE 22 Little Jerusalem 4 pm
JUNE 22 A Cantor's Tale 6pm
JUNE 23 Only Human 6 pm
JUNE 24 Only Human 11 am
JUNE 25 Agony - Rasputin 10:30 am
JUNE 25 Only Human 1:30 pm
JUNE 25 Little Jerusalem 3:30 pm
JUNE 29 Only Human 6:15 pm
JUNE 29 The First Time I Was 20 8 pm
JUNE 30 Only Human 6:30 pm
JUNE 30 The First Time I Was 20 8:15 pm

MUSEUM OF SCIENCE
Science Park, Boston, MA (map)
617.723.2500
http://www.mos.org

The Mugar Omni Theater presents larger-than-life images on a five-story domed screen, and is now showing Greece: Secrets of the Past, Dolphins, and Wired to Win: Surviving the Tour de France. 3-D Digital Cinema is now showing Majestic Elephants and Rhinos, Mars!, and Bugs!. Call or check the Web site for film times. Omni tickets $8.50, $6 for seniors, $5 for children under 11. Digital 3-D tickets $4 for adults, $3.50 for seniors, $3 for children.

NANTUCKET FILM FESTIVAL
Nantucket Island, MA (map)
212.708.1278
ackfest@aol.com
http://www.nantucketfilmfestival.org

Where screenwriters inherit the earth. The 11h annual festival, held from June 14 through 17, includes staged readings of screenplays, panel discussions, and an annual Screenwriter's Tribute. This year's offerings include Danny Schechter's latest documentary In Debt We Trust: America Before the Bubble Burst, a look at America living on borrowed time and money. Check the Web site for full program and schedule.

PROVINCETOWN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Provincetown, MA (map)
508.487.3456
info@ptownfilmfest.org
http://www.ptownfilmfest.org

The festival's eighth year, celebrating Filmmaking on the Edge with more than 50 screenings, symposia, and gala celebrations. Special receptions and parties scheduled from June 14 through 18; call or visit the Web site for details. Single film tickets $10, festival passes $150 and $220.

SCREENING ROOM
82 State St, Newburyport, MA (map)
978.462.3456
portmovies@aol.com
http://www.newburyportmovies.com

This is an independent theater with 99 seats that screens an eclectic mix of foreign and American films. Tickets $7, $4.50 for seniors and children 12 and under. Some films showing this summer include Art School Confidential, Beauty Academy of Kabul, Hoot, Mongolian Ping Pong, and Prairie Home Companion. Call or visit the Web site for times.

SHOWCASE CINEMAS
http://www.showcasecinemas.com/home.asp

Presents first-run Hollywood movies. Showcase operates the Circle Theater (Brookline) and cinemas in Dedham, Randolph, Revere, and Woburn.

SOMERVILLE THEATER
55 Davis Sq, Somerville, MA (map)
617.625.5700
http://www.somervilletheatreonline.com

One of the last of the big-screen movie houses, the theater shows first-rate, second-run foreign, art, and Hollywood films. There are five screens and a Ticketmaster outlet. Tickets $6.50, $4.75 for seniors and children under 12 before 6 pm, $4 matinee admission for everyone weekdays before 6 pm. Located near the Davis Square T stop.

WBZ FREE FRIDAY FLICKS
MDC Hatch Shell, Storrow Dr, Boston, MA (map)
617.626.1344
http://www.bostoncentral.com/events/hatchshell

This is the closest thing left to a drive-in movie around here, and no one has to hide in the trunk to get in. On Fridays from June 23 through Sept 1, films begin at sunset. Titles are announced week to week. Free.

WELLFELEET DRIVE-IN THEATER
Rte 6, Wellfleet, MA (map)
508.349.7176
http://www.wellfleetcinemas.com

Cape Cod's only drive-in theater. Box office opens at 6:45 pm; shows start as soon as it's dark enough (approximately 8 pm, with the second show following at around 10 pm). Tickets $7.50, $4.50 for seniors and children five through 11. There's also a playground and snack bar. Call or visit Web site for current schedule.

WOODS HOLE FILM FESTIVAL
Woods Hole, MA (map)
508.495.3456
info@woodsholefilmfestival.org
http://www.woodsholefilmfestival.org

The 15th annual festival, held this year from July 29 through Aug 5. An eight-day showcase of independent film, featuring daily screenings, workshops, panel discussions, staged readings, special events, parties, awards ceremony, and more. Call or check Web site for updated schedule and ticket information.