Early Hartley Honors Director's 'Where to Land'
To celebrate the local premiere of "Where to Land" by Hal Hartley, The Brattle Theatre presents three of the director's most celebrated works.
October is also a time for revisiting horror classics, and it's always a time to revisit Truffaut's "The 400 Blows."
Hal Hartley was a key figure in the indie film boom of the late '80s and '90s, with his arch, deadpan comedies being essential texts of Gen X cool.
- "The Unbelievable Truth" (1988)
- "Trust" (1990) - screening from a new 35 mm print provided by the Chicago Film Society
- "Simple Men" (1992)
These films, known as the "Long Island Trilogy," will screen in a triple feature.
Though perhaps less well known today than such contemporaries as Richard Linklater or Steven Soderbergh, Hartley was just as important a figure in the indie film boom of the late '80s and '90s.
Author's summary: Hal Hartley's films are celebrated at The Brattle Theatre.
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