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Dickey, plus “filmmaker on the edge” awardee Luca Guadagnino and “next wave” talents Jenny Slate and Bowen Yang, will have one-on-one conversations during the fest and plan to attend post-film discussions after their respective new releases screen. Her latest - the ruminative, woodsy “ A Love Song” - screens as part of this year’s program (as well as at the Nantucket Film Festival). Case in point: an “excellence in acting” award to Dale Dickey, who brings an unyielding old-soul acumen to every role, whether onscreen (“Winter’s Bone”) or onstage. Highlights: From its seaside location to an abundance of “unflinching” independent cinema (more than 80 titles showing this year), there are oh so many reasons to love PIFF. Where: Five venues in Provincetown and select titles online Need to Know: Projection comes from Boston Light & Sound, which like the Coolidge with Science on Screen, exports its know-how throughout the United States. Strother will help the audience make sense of the predatory worms in “Tremors.” (Though casting Reba McEntyre and Michael Gross as a couple will remain one of 1990’s greatest unsolved and undercelebrated mysteries.) And green flags for the genius who thought to pair Cindy Heredia, captain and general manager of an autonomous (driverless) racing team at MIT, with “Fast Five.” Movies start at sunset with rain dates scheduled for the following days, respectively. He speaks prior to Hitchcock’s essential omen of flight, “The Birds.” Boston College paleobotanist Dr. All three films include a scientist’s take, such as a discussion about the molecular evolution of birds with Harvard evolutionary biologist and ornithologist Dr.
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Highlights: One of the Coolidge’s flagship programs, Science on Screen, hits the great outdoors with free Greenway screenings shown in 35mm. Where: Rose Kennedy Greenway’s Wharf District Park JUNE Science on Screen, Coolidge at the Greenway
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But with all that’s happening in these parts, faithful movie optimists can look at summer and see plenty of fruit. It may be comparing apples to oranges to wonder if the optimism from the box office records of “Top Gun: Maverick” will spill over to festival films.
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Several other free outdoor series appear “in the works” but without enough info to post.
The Boston Mayor’s office significantly ramped up its free outdoor movie options no reservations mean no sellouts as in past years. As for outdoor moviegoing, drive-ins may have dominated the past two years, but this is more of a blanket-and-chair summer. Boston Jewish Film Festival queues up year four of its Summer Cinematheque. The Woods Hole Film Festival announced a first-time partnership with the Museum of Science. This summer also brings a few new or recently added series to the fore. Plus, RoxFilm returns to hosting indoor screenings with longstanding partner Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for the first time since 2019. She’s excited that about 70% of events will happen in person, such as a conversation about directing actors as well as an acting workshop with SAGIndie executive director Darrien Gipson. "This year is another one of those years where we have learned to pivot and be patient with what is to come,” says RoxFilm founder and director Lisa Simmons. As for navigating the pandemic’s ongoing unknowns, all three - and others listed here - offer a mix of in-person and virtual options. In August, the Woods Hole Film Festival clocks its 31st year. Two June stalwarts - the Roxbury International (RoxFilm) and Provincetown International Film Festival - mark their 24th year. With splash-pad and grilling weather comes a return of the region’s summer film festivals.
(Courtesy Jeong Park/Searchlight Pictures) Conrad Ricamora and Joel Kim Booster in the film "Fire Island," which screens at the 2022 Provincetown International Film Festival.
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