Author: Al McGhee

NASHUA – Under a change in policy, you no longer have to be 18 to check out an R-rated or unrated movie at Nashua Public Library. The age requirement was never a formal policy adopted by the library board of trustees, said Library Director Jennifer Hinderer. Rather, it had been put in place in late winter of 2008 by the former director in response to a parent’s complaint, Hinderer said

Marcel Carné’s ravishing 1945 melodrama, set on Paris’ Boulevard du Crime in the 19th century, is all the more remarkable for being made under Nazi occupation.

The first Movies at the Market on Friday, Sept. 7, had a “pretty good turn-out” according to Community Services Supervisor Jessica Ochoa. A 25-minute cartoon was presented on the city’s inflatable screen during the chamber of commerce’s Certified Farmer’s Market.

Thursday, September 13, 2012 New movies this week Resident Evil: Retribution The gist: This is the fifth (we think) movie in the franchise that bears only a passing resemblance to the video game series that it shares a title with, but whatever. It’s Milla Jovovich jump-kicking CGI zombie monsters to death

Movies made by students under 18 will be shown on Sunday on Governors Island; for adult fare there’s “Shaboygen” reception at the Invisible Dog in Brooklyn on Saturday.