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SUMMARY:Brattle Theatre Elements of Cinema: Midnight (+ discussion)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260928T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION:MidnightMonday\, September 28th at 6:00 PMFREE Screening w/Int
 ro &amp\; Discussion!1939 • dir Mitchell Leisen w/Claudette Colbert\, Do
 n Ameche\, Francis Lederer\, John Barrymore\, Mary Astor • 94 minA brok
 e showgirl newly arrived in Paris (Colbert) finds herself swept up in the 
 middle of a complex romantic plot involving an aristocratic couple (Barrym
 ore and Astor)\, a handsome ladies man (Lederer)\, and a taxi driver (Amec
 he). This under-seen gem of romantic comedy has typically nimble direction
  from the similarly unsung Mitchell Leisen and a sparkling\, witty script 
 by the great comedic duo of Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder..Admission t
 o this screening is free and first-come\, first-served beginning at 5:30pm
  on the day of the show. No tickets are available in advance for this scre
 ening.This screening will be accompanied by an introduction and discussion
  from Sarah Keller\, Director of Cinema Studies at UMASS Boston
LOCATION:The Brattle Theatre\, 40 Brattle St\, Cambridge\, MA 02138\, USA
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SUMMARY:Harvard Art Museum: Atomic Cafe (+ discussion) (RSVP required)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20261003T173000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20261003T193000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Saturday\, October 3\, 2026Film Screening and Conversation: T
 he Atomic CafeFilm 1:30pm - 4:30pmIn-PersonHarvard Art Museums\, Menschel
  Hall\, Lower Level32 Quincy Street\, Cambridge\, MAKnow Before You GoHo
 w to join: Register here.Fee: This is a free event.Where to go: Enter o
 n Broadway side of the building and head to Menschel Hall.Accessibility ac
 commodations: If you would like to request accommodations for your visit\
 , please contact Visitor Services at am_register@harvard.edu or 617-495-
 9400. For more details about accommodations at the museums\, please see th
 e Accessibility page.General info: The museum visit page has general 
 guidelines for your visit.This film screening and discussion will explore 
 how 1950s American media managed public fear and promoted ideological conf
 ormity during the atomic age. The program begins with a screening of The 
 Atomic Cafe\, a 1982 documentary compiled entirely from archival footage t
 hat demonstrates how U.S. government propaganda\, newsreels\, military tra
 ining films\, and television broadcasts manufactured a sense of security a
 round the realities of atomic warfare rather than offering genuine reassur
 ance. Duck and Cover (1951)\, a short educational film produced by the C
 ivil Defense Department\, will also be shown. This second film features th
 e animated character Bert the Turtle teaching schoolchildren the supposed 
 ease of surviving an atomic attack through cheerful songs and simple instr
 uctions to “duck and cover.”Following the screening\, there will be a 
 conversation between The Atomic Cafe directors Jayne Loader and Pierce R
 afferty.This program is offered in conjunction with the exhibition The Wa
 y We Never Were: The American Professional Photographers Collection.Viewer
 s may find the content of these films disturbing.About the films: The Ato
 mic Cafe\, 1982 (The Archives Project\, Inc.\; English\, 88 min.)Duck and
  Cover\, 1951 (Archer Productions\; English\, 9 min.)Speakers:Jayne Loader
 \, DirectorPierce Rafferty\, DirectorMadison Brown (moderator)\, Smithsoni
 an Institution Postdoctoral Fellow\, National Museum of American History\,
  and former John R. and Barbara Robinson Family Curatorial Fellow in Photo
 graphy\, Division of Modern and Contemporary Art\, Harvard Art MuseumsThe 
 screening and conversation will take place in Menschel Hall\, Lower Leve
 l. Doors to the hall will open for seating at 1pm.Funding for the exhibiti
 on and related programming was provided by the John R. and Barbara Robinso
 n Family Fund for Photography and the M. Victor Leventritt Lecture Series 
 Endowment Fund. Modern and contemporary art programs at the Harvard Art Mu
 seums are made possible in part by generous support from the Emily Rauh Pu
 litzer and Joseph Pulitzer\, Jr.\, Fund for Modern and Contemporary Art.
LOCATION:Harvard Art Museums\, Menschel Hall\, Lower Level 32 Quincy Stree
 t\, Cambridge\, MA
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