2015 Boston Science Fiction Film Festival Feb. 6-16th"The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival and Marathon (“Boston SciFi”) is an 11-day cinematic event held at the historic Somerville Theatre from February 6th to the 16th. The 2015 edition marks our 40th anniversary as the oldest genre fest in America.
The first nine days consist of a film festival that emphasizes emerging directors with distinct visions from around the globe. The Festival concludes with The Marathon (a.k.a., “The ‘Thon”), a 24-hour orgiastic motion picture endurance test featuring classic, new and schlock films. Think of it as binge viewing with 700 close friends. It starts at noon on the 15th and ends at noon on President’s Day." - Bostonscifi.com
This year's event It looks like there is a nice lineup coming together and I will be attending as many of the films as possible. Great thing about this festival is you can approach it a couple different ways. You can buy the Festival Pass as I did and attempt to see lots of features or you can purchase single film tickets, either way you will get to enjoy great NEW science fiction. The Festival pass also gets you into the 24 hour Movie Marathon Sun-Mon 15-16th which is the classic sci-fi fans favorite event.
Matt Mercury (2014) February 7th, 2015 1:00pm
Director(s): Bill Hughes Runtime: 65 Minutes
"Matt Mercury is given the task of hunting a disgruntled super-genius named Professor Brainwave and recovering the stolen Earth before it becomes enslaved by a race of giant brains. If this isn't enough of a chore, Matt must also chase after an old flame!
With Short: "Tugger the Ship" (22 Minutes)" --bostonscifi.com
"Director(s): Ricky Kennedy
Runtime: 72 Minutes(NE
Premiere) A fictional documentary about the creation of the worlds
first time machine, the men who created it, and the unintended
ramifications it has on world events.
With Short: "The Time We're In" (26 Minutes)" --bostocscifi.com
With Short: "The Time We're In" (26 Minutes)" --bostocscifi.com
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"February 7th, 2015 7:00pmDirector(s): Matthew Leutwyler Runtime: 91 Minutes
(World Premiere) The world's first "perfect" Artificial Intelligence begins to exhibit startling and unnerving emergent behavior when a reporter begins a relationship with the scientist who created it. Starring: Mark Webber (Scott Pilgrim), Lucy Griffiths (Winter's Tale, Robin Hood) and Rainn Wilson (The Office)." --bostonscifi.com
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"February 7th, 2015 9:15pm
Director(s): Christian Carroll
Runtime: 105 Minutes
(East Coast Premiere) An inventor creates a camera that can duplicate what it films. Using this camera he attempts to capture and preserve a moment of happiness between himself and his lover in the hope that his duplicate self will be happy forever if the recording is projected in an endless loop." --bostonscifi.com
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