Venues

Fenway Health

1340 Boylston St. Boston, MA 02215

We are excited to have a screening at Fenway Health's space again this year.

For directions and public transportation suggestions, visit www.fenwayhealth.org.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

465 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA

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Phone: 617-369-3306

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston has been home to the festival for nearly twenty years. We are pleased to continue this partnership with another great series of films at the MFA this year.

Please note that the West Wing entrance of the MFA is now closed.

Please enter the Museum and purchase or pick up tickets at either the Fenway entrance or the Huntington entrance.

Signs and festival volunteers will be available to direct you to the Remis Auditorium, where the films are held.

Due to construction, parking is especially limited near the MFA this year. Please consider taking the Green Line to screenings at the MFA.

Stuart Street Playhouse

200 Stuart Street Boston, MA 02116

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Phone: 617-426-4499

This venue was originally constructed as a two-screen movie theatre, the Sack Cinema 57 on Stuart Street near the heart of the theatre district. It opened in late-1971 and showed films for more than two decades as part of the Sack Theatres chain. Its last operator was Loews, who closed the theatre in May 1996.

It became the Stuart Street Playhouse in one of the former screens, used for live theatre productions. In the other former screen it was used as an indoor golf school for several years.

The theatre closed as a live stage venue in the spring of 2009, but became a cinema again on October 30, 2009, keeping the name Stuart Street Playhouse. The opening movies were "Paris" and "The September Issue". Half of the original Sack 57 is reused as this 435 seat cinema. The other half, which once seated 800, and was later converted to a golf course, is still unused.