TAKE TWO: FILMMAKING IN THE MOVIES Series with MUBI To Be Presented At Coolidge Corner Theatre
The Brookline venue's lineup includes LIVING IN OBLIVION, ED WOOD, and SYNECDOCHE, NEW YORK.
The Coolidge Corner Theatre has announced Take Two: Filmmaking in the Movies, a screening series focused on films that explore the process of making movies. The program includes weekly screenings, Sunday double features, and an optional five-week class with lectures and discussions tied to the series.
Take Two: Filmmaking in the Movies — Schedule
Living in Oblivion
Wednesday, May 6 at 7pm
Pre-screening Coolidge Education seminar at 6:15pm, taught by filmmaker Justin Liberman
From writer/director Tom DiCillo, Living in Oblivion examines the challenges of independent filmmaking. The film stars Steve Buscemi, Catherine Keener, Dermot Mulroney, James Le Gros and Peter Dinklage. Runtime: 1h 30m. Format: 35mm.
Double Feature: Sullivan's Travels and Singin' in the Rain
Sunday, May 10 at 2pm
A double feature exploring Hollywood storytelling and satire. Runtime: 3h 13m. Format: DCP.
American Movie
Tuesday, May 12 at 7pm
A documentary following a filmmaker’s two-year journey navigating creative and financial challenges. Runtime: 1h 47m. Format: 35mm.
Hollywood Shuffle
Wednesday, May 13 at 7pm
Robert Townsend’s debut feature examining the representation of Black actors in Hollywood. Runtime: 1h 21m. Format: 35mm.
Double Feature: Ed Wood & Plan 9 from Outer Space
Sunday, May 17 at 2pm
A double feature focused on the legacy of filmmaker Ed Wood. Runtime: 3h 26m. Format: DCP.
The Blair Witch Project
Wednesday, May 20 at 7pm
A found-footage horror film following filmmakers who become lost in the woods. Runtime: 1h 21m. Format: 35mm.
Cecil B. Demented
Thursday, May 21 at 9:30pm
A satire about underground filmmakers challenging mainstream cinema. Runtime: 1h 27m. Format: Digital.
Double Feature: Adaptation & Synecdoche, New York
Sunday, May 24 at 2pm
A double feature examining artistic obsession and storytelling. Runtime: 3h 59m. Format: 35mm.
Irma Vep
Wednesday, May 27 at 7pm
A film about a Hong Kong actress working on a French production. Runtime: 1h 39m. Format: 35mm.
The Stunt Man
Thursday, May 28 at 9:30pm
A drama about a man who becomes involved in a film production under unusual circumstances. Runtime: 1h 39m. Format: 35mm.
Double Feature: Nouvelle Vague & Contempt
Sunday, May 31 at 2pm
A double feature examining filmmaking and artistic ambition. Runtime: 3h 28m. Format: DCP.
Epidemic
Wednesday, June 3 at 7pm
A film by Lars von Trier exploring themes of storytelling and contagion. Runtime: 1h 46m. Format: DCP.
About the Coolidge Corner Theatre
The nonprofit Coolidge Corner Theatre is an independent cinema known for curated programming and educational initiatives. The theatre presents a range of series including Big Screen Classics, Science on Screen, Cinema Jukebox, and the Philadelphia Children’s Festival, and hosts film festivals and special guests throughout the year.
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