
Join us from noon – 4pm
on Thursday April 30
We recommend that you arrive & leave at the start of the show or at intermission.
Doors at noon, show at 12:30pm
The Brattle Theatre
40 Brattle Street, Cambridge
Free to all
PREMIERE ’26 PROGRAM
All screening times are approximate.
The theatre is VERY DARK & it’s difficult to enter & leave.
We recommend entering & leaving during INTERMISSION.

WELCOME & INTRODUCTIONS
by The Film Faculty
Starts: 12:30pm
Celebrate our talented filmmakers as they graduate from college and launch the next generation of cinema!

UMBRA
by Evan Armano
Screening: 12:43pm
Information is coming soon.

A COWBOY NAMED JAZZ
by Cassidy Madigan
Screening: 12:55pm
Don’t change your song to fit someone else’s melody.

I WAS YOU, AND YOU WILL BE ME
by Angelina Gallarelli
Screening: 1:05pm
Do you know who your real friends are?

NO MORE 2ND CHANCES
by The Junior Studio
Screening: 1:16pm
A story about a girl named Kelsie Marie, who got more then she asked for and lost everything in the asking. Is your soul worth immediate success?

DEAD DOGS
by Damien Wellington
Screening: 1:23pm
Dead Dogs is a mini documentary series about black Boston. The black community of Boston is a thriving medling plot of culture

WILLIAM OF ORANGE
by Derek Guillemette
Screening: 1:33pm
Find the power within yourself.

INTERMISSION
Starts: 1:46pm
If you plan to leave the theatre, or join during the show, we suggest using intermission to arrive and depart. The theatre is very dark.

OUROBOROS
by Anya Bachor
Screening: 2:03pm
When Crusader knight Imogene meets an old woman traveling alone, she must choose to face her past—or flee from it.

MUGGS
by Beau Rial
Screening: 2:14pm
After their best friend Muggs dies, Kelly and Jackson navigate grief and friendship on a midnight journey to the beach.

PATIENCE (Nhẫn)
by Hai Son Tran
Screening: 2:26pm
The quiet absurdity of life emerges when fate confines two people to share the same space. Chung and Chấn, a Vietnamese immigrant couple in the United States, live under the same roof, yet move through their days like parallel lines that never meet. Through quiet, observational moments of their daily routines, “Patience” exposes a subtle absurdity: two individuals who possess a profound love for humanity, yet remain incapable of expressing it within their own relationship.

SOLAR POWER
by The Junior Studio
Screening: 2:54pm
The understudy for a prestigious dance troupe struggles to fit in, until a night of acid-fueled partying reveals the true nature of each member.

SOUNDS OF THE PAST
by Christopher Monroy
Screening: 3:05pm
Odie rekindles his relationship with music while trying to reconnect with his daughter Lenny.


