Paid legal notices for Cambridge for Jan. 26-Feb. 2
Cambridge public notices for Fainwood Circle in the Mid-Cambridge Neighborhood Conservation District and on boat ramp repairs for Boston Duck Boat Tours.
Gritty’s DIY Conference of Non-Musicians supplies the instruments and stage for play
Music lovers who don’t play an instrument can nonetheless get their start as musicians in a punk-aesthetic night of creative experiments.
‘(Some of) the Best of 2023’ at The Brattle includes another Lily Gladstone star role
These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include Lily Gladstone’s “The Unknown Country” and more greats from 2023; Terrence Malick’s “Badlands”; works by Ousmane Sembène; the great new works “Origin” and “The Teachers’ Lounge”; and the space thriller “I.S.S.”
World Film festival has animation and MLK fare; Elsewhere, it’s ‘Chinatown’ and an ‘Anselm’ doc
These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include Belmont World Film’s 21st Family Festival, with animated premieres and other celebrated fare; a screening of the auteurist “Chinatown”; and an absorbing Wim Wenders documentary about artist Anselm Kiefer.
‘All of Us Strangers’: Isolation and abandonment makes for a haunting story of love from on Haigh
Andrew Haigh delivers a messy yet emotionally potent story about the ghosts we burden ourselves with, the ones who bind us to the past and the ghosts we inevitably make by loving anyone at all.
Re-meet ‘Household Saints’ with cast and crew during Brattle program; Catch ‘Godfather II’ too
These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include a Brattle Theatre with “Refreshed, Renewed, Restored” prints of everything from the sweet “Household Saints” to nasty “Videodrome”; “The Godfather Part II” in Kendall; and a grueling “Society of the Snow” survival tale on Netflix.
Prince, Scorsese and Tom Cruise have ’80s hits, while new action is better down where it’s wetter
These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include 1980s blockbusters from Prince’s “Purple Rain” to young Tom Cruise’s “Risky Business” at The Brattle as well as new fare such as “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” in theaters and “Rebel Moon” on Netflix.
The top 10 films of 2023
In the 10 films the Day selected for best of 2023 is proof that superhero fatigue is only energizing adult drama, starting with the high-grossing “Oppenheimer.”
Celebrate ‘Touch of Evil’ and ’80s blockbusters along with the new ‘Color Purple’ and ‘Iron Claw’
These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include perhaps the greatest B-movie of all time, staples such as “Gremlins” and “Lethal Weapon,” a free offering from the Harvard Film Archive and a slew of new works: a black classic, true-ish tales from the ring, river and racetrack and a cautionary tale from a remote rental home.
‘Real Women Have Curves’: A spirited show examines the bonds of community and family
It’s rare that a musical has both a smart book and a smart score, and “Real Women Have Curves” has both, as well as a committed and talented Latina cast.
