I'll write about these more at a later date, but Jamaica Plain's Video Underground has scheduled two screenings of Boston movies with yours truly introducing, as well as selling and signing copies of Big Screen Boston. Scroll down to see info about these and several other backyard screenings at this truly indie store.
Links
- Video Eyeball - The DVD Suggestion Site with Optic Nerve
- The Joe Bob Report
- :::...Lebowski Fest...:::
- Folkstreams ยป The Best of American Folklore Films
- Rick Prelinger Archives
- A/V Geeks - Have 20,000+ films. Will Travel.
- The Coolidge Corner Theatre | Your Not-For-Profit Independent Theatre
- The Brattle Theater
- Boston Movie Tours
- West Newton Cinema
- Massachusetts Film Office
- Beanywood - The Site of the New England Film Movement
- Local Sightings
- The Found Footage Festival
- Gerald Peary
- BostonSci-Fi.com | Home of Boston's 'Other' Marathon!
- Independent Film Festival of Boston
- Mark Poutenis, Illustrator
- Zippy the Pinhead
- Waffle House
- Massachusetts Candlepin Bowling
- Hu Ke Lau
- Tiki Island
- Hilltop Steakhouse
- Society for Commercial Archeology
- Roadside Online: Diners, Back Roads, and Main Streets
- WMBR 88.1 FM : WMBR, Cambridge
- Mendon Drive-In
- Old Orchard Beach
- Clam Box of Ipswich
- Universal Hub | All Boston, all the time
- FilmShack
- Cinema Treasures -- Massachusetts
- F Minus
- Channel Zero
- Surviving Grady
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Big Screen Boston,
I have come across a really great independent film set and shot in South Boston. In BLACK IRISH Irish roots run deep and Catholic tradition reigns, two brothers face similar hardships but lead far different lives.
I have great information about this film and exciting opportunities regarding its recent digital release on iTunes, and think your page is perfect for it, but can't find any contact info.
If you're interested in getting info about this up, please contact me at jheavey@newvideo.com
THANKS!
Posted by: John Heavey | August 11, 2008 at 12:55 PM
For all of you film enthusiasts in the Boston/Cambridge area there will be a screening of the epic film TOKYO! at Kendall Square Cinema on April 10th. TOMORROW! This triptych film directed by michel gondry, leos carax, and Bong joon-ho is a film that cant be missed. Very interesting take on the culture of Tokyo! through the eyes of these incredible directors. CHECK IT OUT
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