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The Harvard Film Archive (HFA) provides the faculty and students of Harvard University and the greater scholarly community with academic research services and a public fi lm program that offers audiences the opportunity to view interna-tional and independent fi lms and to interact with fi lmmakers and artists.

Film series are scheduled year-round and in-clude retrospectives of distinguished directors and actors, surveys of important periods and movements, and in-depth explorations of historic themes and contemporary issues. Screeniwngs of fi lms from the HFA collectionas well as those from other collections are held in the HFA Cin-ematheque, a 210-seat theater with state-of-the-art equipment.

The HFA frequently brings fi lmmakers to introduce and discuss their work, and over the years has hosted such renowned artists as photographer and fi lmmaker William Klein, Swedish actress Bibi Andersson, Canadian director Atom Egoyan, independent fi lmmaker Harmony Korine, the “Fa-ther of African Cinema” Ousamane Sembene, Iranian fi lmmaker Abbas Kiarostami, and actor-

director Tommy Lee Jones, among others.

Established with the assistance of the Luce Foun-dation and the National Endowment for the Hu-manities in 1979, the Harvard Film Archive has grown into a rich resource for scholars and fi lm-makers. Its extensive collection includes 16mm and 35mm fi lm prints, as well as rare video mate-rials, vintage fi lm posters, and promotional mate-rials. As an affi liate of the International Federa-tion of Film Archives, the HFA also has access to fi lm prints from over a hundred repositories.

ABOUT THE HFA

Although parking in Cambridge is diffi cult (most of the surrounding streets have restricted parking for Cambridge residents only),metered parking on Broadway and Harvard Streets, as well as the rest of Harvard Square, is free after 6 pm. Film-goers are encouraged to use public transporta-tion, particularly the MBTA Red Line.

The Harvard Film Archive is located in the lower level of the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts at 24 Quincy Street, in Cambridge, Massachu-setts.We are east of the Harvard Square Red Line T Stop, in between the Harvard Faculty Club and the Fogg Art Museum, one block north of Mas-sachusetts Avenue between Broadway and Har-vard Streets in the Harvard University campus.

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HFA Calendar June 2010

The HFA Public Film Program depends on the generous support of members of the community to ensure the health and longevity of our unique blend of programming. You can become a mem-ber by contacting the Archive at 617-496-6046 or by fi lling out and mailing in our Membership Form (in PDF format) along with a check in the appropriate amount to: Harvard Film Archive, 24 Quincy Street,

Tickets for all regular screenings are available 45 minutes before show time at the Cinematheque on the lower level of the Carpenter Center. HFA does not sell tickets in advance unless indicated other-wise, and a separate admission fee is charged for each screening.

Director’s Circle $500Membership

Admission

Silver Screen Society $300

Individual / Dual Membership $55 / $100 Student / Senior Membership $35 Ticket Prices$ 6 tickets to regular programs, reserved tickets for special events, free subscription to the quarter-ly program calendar and free admission to three regualar screenings.

Free admission to all programs for one, including special events, free subscription to the quarterly program calendar and free one year subscription to Film comment magazine.

$5 tickets to regular programs, reserved tickets for special events, free subscription to the quarter-ly program calendar and free admission to three regular screenings.

$9 - Regular Admission$7 - Non-Harvard Students, Harvard Faculty and Staff, and Senior Citizens.$12 - Special Event Ticket Price for all patrons.

Members receive two individual admission passes for an entire year, a subscription to the bi-monthly program calendar, and reserved tickets via e-mail or phone for special events.