Boston Film Festival
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Boston's annual film festival traditionally launches the autumn film season in the city. In 2007 it includes 50 features and 30 shorts, many of which are premières. A typically eclectic selection includes documentaries and independent American features as well as international cinema.
- When: 12 - 18 Sep 2008 (annual)
- Where: AMC Theatre Loews Boston Common
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