Harvard Film Archive — Local services in Cambridge

I was excited to see some experimental films and finally go to the Harvard film archive for the first time since moving to Boston 14 years ago, but completely disappointed by how absolutely rude the employees who worked there was. The guy who took our tickets was visibly annoyed we arrived right at the time, and just was outwardly rude to us. And as we struggled to find seating, we were yelled at if we were coming or going.

If it's open to the public, I wished the employees were nicer to the public. The entire experience made me felt like we weren't welcomed and I probably won't be going again and I probably won't...

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...

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