The Coolidge Corner Theatre
Your Not-For-Profit Independent Theatre
Talk Cinema Sneak Previews of New Cinema Followed by Lively Conversation Pricing: 2009/10 Season - Sundays at 10 am: For season and general admission tickets, please call The Coolidge Corner Theatre 617-734-2501, Ext 113, stop by the box office, or download a mail in order form. Each screening showcases innovative independent and foreign films that have not yet been theatrically released, followed by discussions led by distinguished critics and filmmakers. Films seen by Talk Cinema subscribers before anyone else this season: Sept 13 - BRIGHT STAR You don't know what you will see until you arrive at the theatre! And while what you see is a complete surprise until the lights go down, we can tell you that last year's series included sneaks of such Oscar-winning fare as Slumdog Millionaire, Man on Wire, and The Reader. Some selections are meant to stretch the viewer’s perspective, some are meant to expand the viewer’s geopolitical horizons, and always to inform... New cinema is viewed as a peephole into new territory, whether it is cinematic, thematic, political or geographic. Everyone is a critic: One of the program’s distinctive features is the opportunity for members to review films and to refer films to each other. This is a great way to deepen your film experience and connect with other cinephiles. History: Now in its 16th year, Talk Cinema, created by Harlan Jacobson, exists to give film lovers a chance to be part of a community Jacobson, a New York based film critic has been a regular outside contributor to USA Today covering international film festivals and is the former Editor-in-Chief of Film Comment Magazine. Covering the film industry for more than 30 years, he culls his selections from the key discovery festivals around the world — Cannes, Sundance and Toronto among them. Pricing: For season and general admission tickets, please call The Coolidge Corner Theatre 617-734-2501, Ext 113, stop by the box office, or download a mail in order form. How about brunch after your movie? 
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