Since 1933, the Coolidge Corner Theatre has been showing the best classic, foreign, indie, & midnight cult films.
Top Films of All Time
Since 2000, these are the 50 highest-grossing films at the Coolidge.
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Virtual Coolidge Education Seminars 🎓 43 films
All of the films covered in our Virtual Coolidge Education seminars.
World of Wong Kar Wai 7 films
With his lush and sensual visuals, pitch-perfect soundtracks, and soulful romanticism, Wong Kar Wai has established himself as one of…
Cinema Jukebox 2020 6 films
A film series that celebrates both your passion for movies and your love of music. We'll feature everything from classics…
Big Screen Classics 2020 14 films
From classic Hollywood hits to foreign films, from action-adventure movies to cult classics, we'll be showing some of our favorite…
2019 Top Ten 10 films
2019 was a big year at the Coolidge, with new films from established masters like Martin Scorsese, Pedro Almodóvar, and…
20th Century Woman: The Documentary Films of Lee Grant 🎥 5 films
We're thrilled to present our first virtual repertory series, on the groundbreaking documentary work of Lee Grant. From her Academy…
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Opened in our Virtual Screening Room on Friday, March 5: coolidge.org/virtual
Through our Virtual Screening Room, you can rent films curated by the Coolidge team, while helping to support the Coolidge during this unprecedented time.
Opened in our Virtual Screening Room on Friday, March 5: coolidge.org/virtual
Through our Virtual Screening Room, you can rent films curated by the Coolidge team, while helping to support the Coolidge during this unprecedented time.
Virtual seminar with film critic Josh Spiegel.
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Based on the best-selling book by Naoki Higashida, later translated into English by author David Mitchell (Cloud Atlas), The Reason I Jump is an immersive cinematic exploration of neurodiversity through the experiences of nonspeaking autistic people from around the world. The film blends Higashida's revelatory insights into autism, written when he was just 13, with intimate portraits of five remarkable young people. It opens a window for audiences into an intense and overwhelming, but often joyful, sensory universe.
Moments in…
I'm grateful for the Coolidge and happy I can watch this in their virtual screening room!
I'm grateful for my friends!
I'm grateful for stories like this!
There is no sex in Georgian dance.
I recommend reading up on the lengths they went to just to make this film. it's inspiring to know how many people were a part of it and yet couldn't share their names out of fear. THE CHOREOGRAPHER is still anonymous and it's hard to wrap your head around that. This individual poured their SOUL into this dance and won't get any credit. cinema is a powerful art form and the fact that…
Heavily underrated Scorsese picture. Easily in my top five, criminally overlooked.
Each viewing packs a punch. It is such a heavy concept and that ending leaves you filled with dread. It’s so effective in its mystery and genuine detective jargon. DiCaprio knocks it out of the park, forever haunted by that ash filled scene.
A man with his world set ablaze as he holds onto it like water in his hands. Incapable of doing anything else but watching himself lose…