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Harvard Film Archive
24 Quincy Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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About the Harvard Film Archive
The Harvard Film Archive, located at 24 Quincy Street in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a cinematheque and film archive dedicated to preserving and showcasing a wide range of films. The institution hosts screenings Friday through Monday in its 188-seat theater equipped with state-of-the-art film and digital projection technology. Visitors can enjoy a variety of films from different genres and eras, with special events often featuring discussions with filmmakers such as Wim Wenders, Agnès Varda, and Terence Davies.
As part of Harvard Library, the Harvard Film Archive boasts one of the largest university-based film collections in the United States, with over 40,000 audiovisual items from around the world. The Archive's programs and events rely on the support of its community members, who can become part of the institution by joining as members and participating in its unique programming. Stay updated on upcoming screenings and events by subscribing to the mailing list and immerse yourself in the world of cinema at the Harvard Film Archive.
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24 Quincy St, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States
Reviews of Harvard Film Archive
"Great no frills screening room with fantastic curated movie program. Price is right and some occasional drop ins of directors and associated post movie talks."
"I have no words to describe the excellence of these people. They are just fantastic, and I'm thankful they helped me out in Local Boston masonry and construction when it mattered most! It would be best if you took advantage of their services which can be yours at discounted prices. Highly recommended!"
"Excellent venue for eclectic films. Visiting film makers often open films. Become a member and get on the guest-list for showings that may sell out and reduced admission. Located in Harvard Square where parking can be hard to come by. 10 minute walk from Harvard station."
"The first time I saw a film directed by Jean-Luc Godard was at the Carpenter Center in 1967 or 1968. It was about a member of the PCF, his girlfriend and the Italian film industry. Fritz Lang, cast as a famous director, says of the movie's financing, "the Nazis took out a gun, the Americans take out a checkbook." I had a hard time coping with the film's style but I loved the color. Somehow, 2 years later, I interviewed Godard on public television in Madison, Wisconsin. Later still, I saw the film without subtitles in a small theater near the Sorbonne. By then I understood it. All thanks to the Carpenter Center!"
"Must go institution for cinephiles in Cambridge AND the building is the only one LeCorbusier designed in North America."
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