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Show & Tell: Phantom Thread Uncategorized

Show & Tell: Phantom Thread

Despite a yard featuring a heavy crop of crocuses, a fine stand of snowdrops and the emerging green tops of every variety of spring flower, New Hampshire’s unusually stubborn winter continues to hold his chilly sway. But it can’t last. At least I think it can’t. Jeez, it’s never a good idea to insult winter in New Hampshire, where it has snowed in every month of the year except August. (Yes, that’s because of Mt. Washington, but it still counts.) Read More Read More
Creating a Healthy Community Community

Creating a Healthy Community

The Banff Mountain Film Festival comes to the Historic Theater for two nights this month on Wednesday, March 14 and Thursday, March 15. A unique, exhilarating, and provocative exploration of the mountain world, the films take you to some of the world’s most captivating and breathtaking mountain environments. This popular festival has called our theater home for the last two decades and has served as a fundraiser for one of our longest community partners, Goodwin Community Health. Read More Read More
See award-nominated films at The Music Hall! Film

See award-nominated films at The Music Hall!

While most people start talking about the Academy Awards in January, here at The Music Hall, we start in September during the Telluride by the Sea Film Festival. Over three days we get a sneak peek at the movies that often turn out to be award show front-runners, including this season’s award show darling, The Shape of Water. After the jam-packed weekend, curator Bill Pence and I keep an eye out for the other movies that will end up on the “Best Of” lists. Over the last couple of months, we’ve been riveted by Dunkirk, charmed by Lady Bird, and captivated by Loving Vincent, to name a few. Read More Read More
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See the most buzzed about movies at The Music Hall

I have vivid memories of when I was a little girl dressing up in my fanciest dresses and sitting in front of my TV to watch the Golden Globes and Academy Awards. I was obsessed with the fashion of the night and as I got older I started to pay attention to the movies that were taking home those fabulous statues and the movies they were celebrating. I remember trying to see the movies, begging my parents to drive a hour to see it. Today, I one of my favorite things is that I can now see most, if not all, of the award season darlings right here at my favorite theater. Our January and February film lineup is packed full of the movies everyone is talking about. Read More Read More
Telluride Tips and Tricks Uncategorized

Telluride Tips and Tricks

Can you believe that we are just days away from this year’s Telluride by the Sea Film Festival? I, for one, can’t. As I get myself ready for nine fabulous films over three days, I thought I’d share some helpful tips and tricks for navigating the festival, as I know there are some of you who are joining us for the first time and other have upgraded their passes. Read More Read More
Why You Will Love The Big Sick Film

Why You Will Love The Big Sick

Remember “When Harry Met Sally,” the 1989 film starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan that became one of the most popular romantic comedies of all time? 2017’s breakthrough romantic comedy, which film buffs and critics alike are hailing as the modern day iteration of When Harry Met Sally, is an unconventional indie film called The Big Sick. The cross-cultural love story of Kumail, a Muslim Pakistani comedian, and Emily, a Caucasian graduate student from North Carolina, is an emotional roller coaster that will make you laugh, make you cry, and have you rooting for this young couple faced with obstacles that include serious illness. Ultimately, it shows that people of good will can find common ground with those who are very different from themselves. Read More Read More

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