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  1. Floating Clouds… The Cinema of Naruse Mikio

  2. Caroline Leaf Collection

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  4. Steve Livernash Collection

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Columbia 101: The Rarities

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    Rebel Without a Cause / High School
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    Women's Prison
    Directed by Lewis Seiler, 1955
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    Pickup
    Directed by Hugo Haas, 1951
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    Vanity Street / Three Wise Girls
    1932
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    None Shall Escape
    Directed by André De Toth, 1944
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    Every-Night Dreams
    Directed by Naruse Mikio, 1933
    Live Musical Accompaniment
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New Dog, New Tricks: Youth in Cinema

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Steve McQueen’s Occupied City

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New Dog, New Tricks: Youth in Cinema
Rebel Without a Cause / High School
Screening on Film
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Columbia 101: The Rarities
Women's Prison
Directed by Lewis Seiler, 1955
Screening on Film
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Columbia 101: The Rarities
Pickup
Directed by Hugo Haas, 1951
Screening on Film

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Columbia 101: The Rarities
Vanity Street / Three Wise Girls
Screening on Film
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Columbia 101: The Rarities
None Shall Escape
Directed by André De Toth, 1944

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Floating Clouds… The Cinema of Naruse ...
Every-Night Dreams
Directed by Naruse Mikio, 1933
Live Musical AccompanimentScreening on Film15$$15 Special EventNew 35mm print
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Cinematheque

The Harvard Film Archive is a cinematheque and a film archive dedicated to the preservation and public exhibition of film. The cinematheque presents films in person Friday through Monday year round. Open to the public, all screenings are held in the Archive's 188-seat theater featuring state-of-the-art film and digital projection located in the historic Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts.  Read More

The HFA frequently invites filmmakers to discuss their work and engage with the vibrant community of students, professors, artists and cinephiles who regularly attend Archive screenings. Recent visitors include legendary independent filmmakers Wim Wenders, Agnès Varda, Terence Davies, Guy Maddin, Billy Woodberry and Frederick Wiseman.

Collection

A division of Harvard Library, the Harvard Film Archive is one of the largest and most significant university-based motion picture collections in the United States, with a collection of over 40,000 audio visual items from around the world and from almost every period in film history.   Read More

Become a Member of the HFA

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 member by filling out and mailing in our Membership Form. Learn More