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‘Anora’ wins four awards from the Boston Society of Film Critics, including Best Film.
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BSFC member and group secretary Laura Clifford and her husband, Robin, were awarded the first Legacy Award from Urban Media Arts.
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Groundbreaking filmmakers are the subject of a new book written by Gerard Peary, one of the Founding Fathers of the Boston Society of Film Critics and the author of nine books on cinema.
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Members of the Boston Society of Film Critics (BSFC) will gather on Sunday, Dec. 8, 2024, to vote for their annual year’s best in movies.
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BSFC member Ethan Warren has released “The Cinema of Paul Thomas Anderson: American Apocrypha,” part of Columbia University Press’ Directors’ Cuts line.
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Member Joyce Kulhawik is featured in a Boston Globe Magazine tribute piece.
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The most important awards ceremonies—Oscars, Emmys, Grammys—are closing in quickly. We know it can be hard to keep track of all the shows, so the BSFC has listed some key dates in the coming months.
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Springfield native Ruth E. Gordon was was the subject of one of the best repertory series of the year at the Coolidge Corner Theatre. Click through for all the BSFC’s local film honors.
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Celebrating film series, rediscoveries, and cultural impact, these accolades pay homage to the diverse tapestry of cinematic artistry in Boston.
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From virtual screenings to drive-in events, COVID didn’t stop the Boston’s cinematic experience. Check out our 2020 honorees.
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A Jack Nicholson film series at The Somerville Theatre was among the highlights this year on the Boston movie scene.
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