Tickets went on sale Monday for the 20th edition of the Independent Film Festival of Boston, which will be held from April 27 through May 4. Here are ten recommended picks.
I'm very sorry to miss most of IFFBoston because of a work trip--it's the highlight of my local film year, such lovely programing, and it is wonderful that it is back in person for people who feel safe masked.
Based on what I got to see at Sundance, I'd echo your recs, and add that Pez Outlaws is one of those docs that is going to feel great watching with an appreciative festival audience.
And if someone thinks I Love My Dad is the sort of cringe they want, it probably is, and if anyone is a bit put off by the description, they'll likely find the film unbearable. It really delivers on it's polarizing promise.
I'm very sorry to miss most of IFFBoston because of a work trip--it's the highlight of my local film year, such lovely programing, and it is wonderful that it is back in person for people who feel safe masked.
Based on what I got to see at Sundance, I'd echo your recs, and add that Pez Outlaws is one of those docs that is going to feel great watching with an appreciative festival audience.
And if someone thinks I Love My Dad is the sort of cringe they want, it probably is, and if anyone is a bit put off by the description, they'll likely find the film unbearable. It really delivers on it's polarizing promise.