The Brattle Theater spotlights 13 of the beloved character actor's most impactful films on the centennial of his birthday.
Harry Dean Stanton at 100
Reviewed: ‘Women’ is a feverishly adored cult classic deserving space among the queer canon
Exploring the glitter and grit of a first-time lesbian relationship in 2010s America, this novella is raw, sexy, and soul-stirringly haunting.
Cambridge Porchfest is coming to a stoop near you next weekend
The local festival runs it back with a two-day schedule, spotlighting breezy sounds around the city on July 11 and 12.
Solid Sound enchants with its music and location, nestled amid the Berkshires
Wilco fans flock to MASS MoCA for the band-curated festival, and a yo-yo world record gets broken.
Pew Pew: ‘Purgatory’
The debut EP builds a ruminating atmosphere that feels simultaneously inevitable and uncertain.
‘The Death of Robin Hood’ reminds us that not all beloved stories need a gritty retelling
The Robin Hood mythology is bleakly dissected and subverted in Michael Sarnoski’s dramatic take on the famed outlaw.
A sunny weekend of music in Marshfield
The Indie previews the Levitate Music and Arts Festival, returning to the South Shore with reggae and more on July 18 and 19.
Reviewed: Tension-filled ‘Caretaker’ has us rolling our eyes, but loving it
“The Caretaker” isn’t perfect, but it’s a tense and terrifying trip perfect for a cabin weekend, a long drive or just a few late nights hoping your lights don’t flicker.
The primitive meets the playground in Ben Rivers’ ‘Mare’s Nest’
A Moon, a Minotaur and Don DeLillo walk into a bar. Hilarity ensues!
One bourbon, one scotch, one ‘Supergirl’
A drunken layabout with superpowers goes on a quest to save her dog, and maybe deliver justice along the way.