Noirvember at Coolidge Corner Theatres
This November, join us for some of the great film noirs of the twentieth century. Hard-boiled antiheroes and seductive femme fatales. Haunting shadows and rain-drenched streets. Stunning black & white cinematography.
All of these are among the hallmarks of film noir, a term coined by French film critics in the mid-1940s to describe the burgeoning crop of films that took a hard-edged look at moral complexities and shattered dreams of postwar life in America.
About the Coolidge Corner Theatre
The nonprofit Coolidge Corner Theatre is a premier American independent cinema renowned for its curated feature film programming and innovative signature educational, cultural, and entertainment programs. A beloved movie house, the Coolidge welcomes over 225,000 patrons per year and has been pleasing audiences with the best in cinematic entertainment since 1933.
In addition to showcasing the best in contemporary independent cinema, the Coolidge has developed a wide range of programing to reach all sectors of the community, including: Big Screen Classics, After Midnite, Senior Matinees, Talk Cinema, Science on Screen®, Cinema Jukebox, PANORAMA, The Sounds of Silents®, Kids’ Shows, Rewind!, Box Office Babies, and adult education film classes. The Coolidge hosts several prominent film festivals and has welcomed film luminaries such as Meryl Streep, Werner Herzog, Jane Fonda, Liv Ullmann, Ethan Hawke, Viggo Mortensen, and more. For more information, visit coolidge.org.
| COST | ↑ top |
Adult - $18.25 ( $15.50 Price + $2.75 Fees) Senior - $16.25 ( $13.50 Price + $2.75 Fees) Child - $16.25 ( $13.50 Price + $2.75 Fees)
| WEBSITE | ↑ top |
coolidge.org/programs/noirvember
| LOCATIONS | ↑ top |
| Brookline | --- | map | 290 Harvard Street, Brookline, MA, 02446 |
| Cambridge | --- | map | 40 Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA |
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