The Charles is Baltimore’s oldest theater and, fittingly, it has the ambience and feel of a bygone era. Screenings of Hollywood classics like King Kong raise the nostalgia factor, but the Charles shows plenty of new movies, independents, documentaries, and foreign films as well. Cinéastes and Francophiles should take particular note of “La Cinémathéque”, a French cineclub that meets every month to screen a new French film. Each May, the theater hosts the annual Maryland Film Festival. ...more...
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore: Film
Baltimore Film: Film Around Baltimore
Below are our Baltimore Film recommendations, with information on location, admission, transportation/parking, theater history and other points of interest in Baltimore Art.
The Patterson
The Patterson is a favorite haunt for Baltimore filmmakers and people interested in local art. The Creative Alliance MovieMakers Salon, a free forum held the first Monday of every month, gives regional movie makers an opportunity to show their work and get feedback from the audience. In addition to the Salon screenings, the Patterson’s 180-seat theater is used for concerts, film-series screenings, and documentaries. Baltimore-area artists display their works in …more…
