The Bernstein Media Center

Welcome

We are located on level 3 of Tisch Library. The center provides a circulating media collection and screening facilities that support video, film, slide and data projection. The Media Center has a lab equipped with twenty-four media carrels available for walk-in use. All users must present a current Tufts ID card in order to borrow Media Center materials. The Media Center is open most hours the library is open.

The phone number for the Media Center desk is 617-627-3078.

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Media Links

Festivals and Screenings

Event Date
Free Screening of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button : Harvard Film Archive 24 Quincy St, Cambridge 617-495-4700 12/16 at 7pm
CineMental Presents: The Godfather Of Disco: Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle St, Cambridge 617-876-6837 12/17 at 9:30 pm
Free Screening of Karsh: The Searching Eye: MFA Theatre MFA, Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston 617-267-9300 12/18 at 4pm
Boston Jewish Film Festival presents A Secret: MFA Theatre MFA, Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston 617-267-9300 12/18 at 8pm
Hooked On Who, Two: Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle St, Cambridge 617-876-6837 12/19 at 10 pm
Boston Jewish Film Festival presents A Secret: MFA Theatre MFA, Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston 617-267-9300 12/19 at 6pm
Hooked On Who, Two: Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle St, Cambridge 617-876-6837 12/20 at 10 pm
Goethe Institute presents Kebab Connection: The Coolidge Corner Theatre 290 Harvard St, Brookline 617-734-2500 12/21 at 1pm
Boston Jewish Film Festival presents A Secret: MFA Theatre MFA, Avenue of the Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston 617-267-9300 12/21 at 2:15 pm

Today's Gem

The Devil's Backbone
FDV4868: The Devil's Backbone
(see all of this month's Gems)

Reviews

Staff Pick

from Amani Smathers:

Yes (2004) DV4403
Yes is a very unique film in term of dialogue (most of which is in iambic pentameter and often rhymes) and subject/method. Despite a vocal style similar to productions of Shakespeare's works, the content is easy to understand. The film uses an affair between a well-off white woman and an immigrant Arabic chef to explore our cultural views in a new way. As one would expect of anything written in iambic pentameter, the film tries hard to be artsy and deep, and therefore is what you make of it. Don't be afraid, try something different!

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