Nancy Campbell

Just much taller than I expected. Or is Sergio Lopez much shorter than I imagined

The wait is over! Tickets for this year's #FallFocus are now available for everyone!

Head to iffboston.org to grab your tickets.

While stuffing my suitcase for an upcoming trip, I just muttered, “I pack like an 80’s businesswoman, I want it all”

💥 Giveaway alert! 💥

Our friends at @boweryboston.bsky.social are giving away two tickets to Sparks at the Berklee Performance Center on September 11, plus merch and their album MAD! on vinyl!

To enter, join us for our screening of LURKER this Tuesday at @thecoolidge.bsky.social: ow.ly/lSUN50WKRR8

What's the difference between love and obsession?

LURKER screens early and for free this Tuesday at @thecoolidge.bsky.social, followed by an in-person Q&A with writer/director Alex Russell and actor Théodore Pellerin.

Download your pass: ow.ly/aMwA50WL94B

If pundits would like to talk about violence, a terrorist recently shot up the CDC and another assassinated Democratic officials in Minnesota but they sort of let both stories disappear

Not as threatening as motorbikes in DC I know but maybe we could circle back?

The @iffboston.bsky.social screening series World of Wong Kar Wai continues TODAY with Ashes of Time Redux (35mm) at the Somerville Theatre at 6 pm.

DAYS OF BEING WILD / IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE / 2046

See all three this month at the Somerville Theatre as part of our World of Wong Kar-Wai series.

Head to iffboston.org for tickets.

A dreamlike drift through Hong Kong in which a band of wayward twentysomethings pull together and push apart in a cycle of frustrated desire.

DAYS OF BEING WILD plays this Thursday at the Somerville Theatre as part of our World of Wong Kar-Wai series: ow.ly/mM4A50WCzBo

STREETS OF FIRE, Jul 10 Brattle Theatre brattlefilm.org/movies/stree... @brattletheatre.bsky.social

Don’t miss THE WILD BUNCH, UNFORGIVEN and NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN (w/descriptions by Ari Aster!) showing as companion films to the advance screening of his new film EDDINGTON!

IFFBoston and The Brattle present EDDINGTON Jul 16 at 7:00. Learn more: brattlefilm.org/film-series/ari-aster-selects/

And don't miss H. Jon Benjamin in person for Q+A following the opening night premiere of FAMILIAR TOUCH, this Friday at 6! brattlefilm.org

Self-Learning Netflix Algorithm Produces Jeffrey Dahmer Stand-Up Special

Self-Learning Netflix Algorithm Produces Jeffrey Dahmer Stand-Up Special
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I have been sending out “Quick Resist” notes to the White House, the Supreme Court, DOGE, DHS, and my Congress members. Just write a quick note on a piece of paper, address an envelope, and mail. Someone has to open and log it. From Project Mailstorm”.

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Wong Kar Wai’s First TV Series ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Is Finally Getting International Release Via Mubi Wong Kar Wai's epic drama series Shanghai Blossoms is finally getting an international release, via Mubi.

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Wong Kar Wai’s First TV Series ‘Blossoms Shanghai’ Is Finally Getting International Release Via Mubi

When 4 years of Latin is vaguely useful. But really just a lot of “Christ” and “peace” and “thanks Pope Francis.”

An American, Robert Prevost. Pope Leon XIV

Here we go

Watching the Vatican coverage. Swiss guard arrived. Waiting for cardinal to announce from loggia Habemus Papam.

When you wake up just in time to be emotionally overwhelmed by IKIRU on TCM.

Actors Kim Hunter and David Niven — both in character, Hunter dressed in army uniform, Niven in a fur-trimmed pilot's jacket — captured together in profile as they embrace, faces turned toward the camera as they look upward, posed above an out-of-focus operating table and hospital staff, in a medium-length black-and-white shot for the film A Matter of Life and Death (1946)

Kim Hunter and David Niven in a publicity still for A Matter of Life and Death (1946)

If you missed this at @iffboston.bsky.social because it was the first film to sell out, make sure to catch it at the Brattle!

TRW you think it’s after 10pm and you check the time and it’s not even 8.

@IFFBoston...#ButtholeSurfersTheHoleTruthandNothingButt...Saturday 4/26 @SomervilleTheater...is a trip recreating the mayhem of live band...@tomsternwrites...https://bostonmovienews.com/2025/04/24/iffboston-festival-highlight-nothing-butt-is-a-rock-doc-that-flips-off-tradition/

That's a wrap on #IFFBoston2025!

Thank you to our volunteers, sponsors, and to you, for making this year's festival possible. Without your support, there is no IFFBoston.

I spend the majority of my year watching short films so you can just come and watch some of these 11 programs instead. Enjoy a buffet of emerging talent.

Shane, a struggling thirty-year-old caddie, stumbles into a new gig: a private eye for a New Jersey nightclub owner.

Jeff Ryan returns to IFFBoston with MOOCH, a millennial man-boy detective story. See it this Saturday at the Somerville Theatre during #IFFBoston2025: ow.ly/VyWN50VEXx1

Thrilled to share that The Reality of Hope has been officially selected for
IFFBoston 2025
We’ll be screening between April 23–30.

Incredibly proud to be part of such a fantastic festival
#IFFBoston2025 #VR #VRchat #furry

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Agnes Moorhead is just the best vibe.

Tariffs are about to hit lifesaving medical equipment "It's really the most vulnerable of the most vulnerable...who need technologies to live."

The tariff saga and its impact on disabled people cannot be separated from the administration’s brutal cuts to Medicaid.

“It’s really the most vulnerable of the most vulnerable…who need technologies to live.”