Annual Report 2015

1 LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO I’m proud to share with you our 2015 We’re growing. Our red carpet premieres Annual Report, in which you’ll find of Black Mass and Spotlight brought highlights of a year in the life of the national attention. Our Science on Coolidge — 83 years young! Even if you Screen program, already in cinemas come here often, I think you’ll be amazed across the country, is further expanding at all that happens in our uniquely with support from the Alfred P. Sloan beautiful space. Foundation. We launched a new We entertain with award-winning, first- program, Rewind!, and attracted a new run and classic films, and curated special generation to the big screen. We took the programs — broadcasts of renowned Coolidge outdoors, partnering with the theatre, dance, and opera companies, Rose Kennedy Greenway and Trustees of films at midnight, and kids’ shows on Reservations. And, while still in the early weekend mornings. stages, our plans to expand — with more screens, a new lobby, and a community We pair films with discussions that space — are progressing. Stay tuned for inform and engage our audiences — more news during the coming year. sharing insights on a range of topics and social issues. We partner with, and serve, None of this would be possible without our community — hosting film festivals, a dedicated board of volunteer trustees, author readings, tributes, celebrations, our committed staff, and you. Thank you! and, every now and then, a marriage I look forward to seeing you at the proposal. Coolidge!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 YEAR IN REVIEW

6 HIGHLIGHTS 16 SCIENCE ON SCREEN 18 COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS 19 STAFF & BOARD 20 ANNUAL OPERATING SUPPORT 22 SUMMARY FINANCIAL DATA 3

Our mission is to entertain, inform, and engage — building a vital community through film culture.

Film is entertaining — there’s no doubt about it. But something as lighthearted and recreational as a movie can open doors to other worlds and experiences. Our programming and weekly array of special events are aimed at making film accessible Our historic to everyone in the community and passing on a love and appreciation of cinema to Moviehouse One. the next generation. Film is also a tremendous vehicle for relevant, timely conversations about important topics. We regularly bring in directors, writers, artists, and activists to engage in dialogue about issues that affect us all now. During Q&As and moderated discussions, our audiences have been inspired by personal stories of advocacy, struggle, and survival. 4 FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD 5

Filmmaker and Year in Review Writer Conversations Both new and established filmmakers and writers took part in live Q&As at the Coolidge this year:

253 21 2,129 189,045 Charlie Ahearn FILMS SCREENED PLAYS, OPERAS INDIVIDUAL DONORS TICKETS SOLD WRITER, DIRECTOR: & BALLETS WILD STYLE

Jesse Andrews SCREENWRITER: 23 34 3,200 366 ME AND EARL AND THE DYING GIRL SCIENCE ON SCREEN FOREIGN LANGUAGE ACTIVE MEMBERS DAYS OPEN Brett Haley GRANTS AWARDED FILMS WRITER, DIRECTOR: I’LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS

Nick Kroll Ongoing Special Programs WRITER: ADULT BEGINNERS Big Screen Classics • Box Office Babies • Cinema Jukebox • Coolidge After Crystal Moselle Midnite • The Coolidge at the Greenway DIRECTOR: • Dance at the Cinema • Kids’ Shows • NT THE WOLFPACK Live • OnStage @ the Coolidge • Opera Mark Phinney at the Cinema • Rewind! • Science on WRITER, DIRECTOR: Screen • The Sounds of Silents • Stage FAT & Screen Lucia Small DIRECTOR: ONE CUT, ONE LIFE

Director Tom Bruce Wagner McCarthy and actor SCREENWRITER: MAPS TO THE STARS Mark Ruffalo attend a red carpet screening of Spotlight at the Coolidge in October. 6

MOST POPULAR MOST POPULAR MOST POPULAR Narrative Special Programming Documentary Features Features *released in 2014 but played at the Coolidge in 2015

‘71 • Adult Beginners • Birdman or (The Aliens (1986) • Amadeus • Angst • Arsenic and Old Lace • Autumn Tale • Babe • Back 3½ Minutes, Ten Bullets • Amy • Best of Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)* • to the Future • Back to the Future Part II • Big Fish • The Big Lebowski • The Birds • Enemies • Citizenfour • Glen Campbell: Brooklyn • The Danish Girl • Danny Blade Runner • The Blair Witch Project • The Blob (1958) • Blue Velvet • Boggy Creek I’ll Be Me • The Great Invisible • He Collins • The Diary of a Teenage Girl • II: And the Legend Continues • Brain Damage • Brazil • Bride of Frankenstein • The Named Me Malala • Heart of a Dog • The The End of the Tour • Ex Machina • Far Burning • Cannibal Ferox • Cannibal! The Musical • Charade • Class of Nuke ‘Em High Hunting Ground • Iris • Jafar Panahi’s From the Madding Crowd • Foxcatcher* • Clue • Clueless • Commando • The Conformist • The Conversation • Crumb • The Taxi • Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck • A • Freeheld • Grandma • The Hateful Dark Knight • Dead Ringers • Death Wish 3 • The Decline of Western Civilization Part LEGO Brickumentary • Live From New Eight • I’ll See You in My Dreams • The 2: The Metal Years • The Decline of Western Civilization • Down by Law • E.T. The York! • Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey Imitation Game* • Infinitely Polar Bear • Extra Terrestrial • Ed Wood • Erin Brockovich • Ernest Goes to Camp • The Evictors • of Richard Stanley’s Island of Dr. Moreau Inherent Vice • Irrational Man • Learning Evil Dead 2 • eXistenZ • Fantasia • Fantastic Mr. Fox • The Fly • Friday the 13th • Ghost • Merchants of Doubt • One Cut, One Life to Drive • A Little Chaos • Love & Mercy • World • God Told Me To • The Goonies • Grey Gardens • Halloween II • Halloween III • • She’s Beautiful When She’s Angry • The Maggie • Me and Earl and the Dying Girl Harold and Maude • Heavy Weights • Hocus Pocus • Independence Day • Indiana Jones Wolfpack • A Year in Champagne • Merchants of Doubt • Mistress America and the Temple of Doom • Jaws • Jurassic Park • The Last Laugh • The Last Picture • A Most Violent Year • Mr. Holmes • Mr. Show • Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior • Mallrats • Mommie Dearest • Monty Python Turner • Pawn Sacrifice • Phoenix • Room and the Holy Grail • The Muppet Christmas Carol • The Muppets Take Manhattan • • Saint Laurent • The Second Best Exotic National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation • Out of the Past • Plan 9 from Outer Space Marigold Hotel • Sicario • Spotlight • • Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead • Rabid • Ravenous • Reality • Return of the Steve Jobs • Stonewall • Ten Thousand Living Dead • Roar • The Room • Rosemary’s Baby • Rushmore • The Satanic Rites Saints • The Theory of Everything* • of Dracula • School of Rock • Scrooged • Serenity • Seven Samurai • Sideways • The Trumbo • Two Days, One Night • What Silence of the Lambs • Silent Night, Deadly Night • Singin’ In The Rain • Smiles of a We Do In the Shadows • While We’re Summer Night • Son of the Sheik • Speed • The Stranger • Sullivan’s Travels • Superman Young • Whiplash • White God • Woman • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 • The Adventurer • Town That Dreaded Sundown in Gold (1976) • The Toxic Avenger • Trick ‘r Treat • Tromeo and Juliet • Upstream • Vanya on 42nd Street • Vertigo • Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit • Wild Style • Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory • Witchfinder General • Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars 7 BROOKLYN 8

At the Coolidge, the 2 1944 Cary Grant Highlights comedy Arsenic and Old Lace was introduced by Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist and bestselling author Deborah Blum, who discussed arsenic’s early uses as well as its ongoing environmental ramifications.

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FEBRUARY 27 MARCH 16 MARCH 20 APRIL 10 Special screenings of She’s National Evening of Special screening of Sneak preview of Beautiful When She’s Angry Science on Screen® The Hunting Ground Woman in Gold In celebration of the release of She’s In March, the Coolidge and the Alfred P. A startling exposé of sexual assault on In partnership with the National Center Beautiful When She’s Angry, which Sloan Foundation presented the second U.S. college campuses, institutional for Jewish Film, we hosted a sneak chronicles the birth of the women’s annual National Evening of Science on cover-ups, and the brutal social toll on preview of Woman in Gold, featuring a liberation movement in the 1960s, the Screen as part of our Science on Screen victims and their families. Among those post-screening Q&A with director Simon Coolidge hosted several Q&As with the grant initiative. Twenty-two independent featured in the film are Annie Clark and Curtis. The film chronicles the true film’s director, Mary Dore, as well as a cinemas in cities across the country took Andrea Pino, two survivors who refused story of Maria Altmann (Helen Mirren), panel discussion featuring several of part in this event, which featured a short to remain silent, ingeniously employing a Jewish refugee who is forced to flee the founding members of the nonprofit introductory video followed by a film Title IX legal strategy to fight back. The Vienna during World War II. Decades organization Our Bodies, Ourselves (all and speaker presentation at each venue. Coolidge was honored to welcome later, Maria takes on a mission to reclaim of whom appeared in the film). While each program was unique, they all Clark and Pino for a powerful discussion a painting the Nazis stole from her had the same aim: to engage people in following a special screening of the film. family: Gustav Klimt’s famous Lady In discussions of science and technology Gold, a portrait of her beloved Aunt using film as the jumping-off point. Adele. 9

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MAY – JUNE Wine & Film The Coolidge was one of five art house cinemas nationwide selected to participate in the first-ever national Wine & Film Series. Launched by Wine Enthusiast Magazine to celebrate their May 2015 Wine & Film issue, this four- part series showcased some of the world’s most celebrated wine movies. Complimentary tastings after the shows featured some of the world’s most delicious wines, with wine experts on hand to provide guidance. Titles curated by the Coolidge for the series included Somm, Sideways, A Year in Champagne, and Autumn Tale. 11

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In April, comedian Screening The Birds and Adult on the Rose Kennedy Beginners star Nick Greenway. 3 Kroll joined us for a Q&A following a special screening of this acclaimed indie comedy. As if! Guests celebrate the 20th anniversary of Clueless at the Rewind! after party.

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3 JULY 24 JULY – AUGUST AUGUST NEW PROGRAMS Special screening of The Coolidge at the Greenway Rewind! 3½ Minutes, Ten Bullets A Brookline fixture since 1933, the Our Rewind! series debuted this summer In July, the Coolidge hosted a special Coolidge expanded its reach this past with a packed screening of Jurassic screening of this acclaimed and timely summer with a free outdoor screening Park, followed by an after-party at Osaka 39 documentary about racial tension series, presented in partnership with Japanese Sushi & Steak House. This SPECIAL and gun culture in the U.S. Following Boston’s Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy new Coolidge signature series features SCREENINGS the film, Lucia McBath, mother of gun Greenway Conservancy. Screenings beloved “small screen classics” (those violence victim Jordan Davis, sat down of classics The Birds and E .T. took VHS hits you loved to watch over and for a Q&A with Coolidge Executive place at sunset at the Greenway’s over again) that beg to be revisited on Director and CEO Katherine Tallman to Wharf District Park. the big screen. Additional offerings discuss racial profiling, the implications included Clueless, Back to the Future, of Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” self- Rushmore, and Ghost World. defense law, and her activism following her son’s death. All proceeds from this event were donated to Everytown for Gun Safety. 12

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SUMMER – FALL SEPTEMBER 15 OCTOBER 7–8 OCTOBER 13 Red Carpet Premiere GlobeDocs Film Festival Friday the 13th Outdoor of Black Mass The Coolidge was honored to be Double Feature The Coolidge was thrilled to have been selected as the Opening Night venue for This highly immersive film-going chosen as the venue for a private red The Boston Globe’s inaugural GlobeDocs experience, presented in partnership carpet screening of the Whitey Bulger Film Festival. The opening night film, with the Trustees of the Reservation, biopic, Black Mass, which garnered Most Likely to Succeed, was followed took place at Rocky Woods Reservation significant local and national press by a panel discussion on education in Medfield. Two of the most iconic attention. In attendance were actors with producer Ted Dintersmith, camp/slasher films in cinema history Johnny Depp, Dakota Johnson, Julianne Massachusetts Secretary of Education were projected onto a giant screen Nicholson, Jesse Plemons, and director Jim Peyser, and Emerson Collective beside a pond eerily similar to the Scott Cooper. President Laurene Powell Jobs. infamous Crystal Lake.

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Johnny Depp, 1 OCTOBER 28 accompanied by wife 2 Amber Heard, greeted Red Carpet Premiere RED CARPET the thousands of fans of Spotlight PREMIERES clustered outside the In October, the true story of the Pulitzer theatre for the Boston Prize-winning Boston Globe investigation premiere of Black that uncovered a massive web of abuse Mass. and systemic cover-ups within the 7 Catholic Church, premiered at the FILM FESTIVALS Coolidge. Writer and director Tom HOSTED McCarthy and actors Mark Ruffalo and Brian d’Arcy James were joined on the red carpet by journalists and survivors depicted in the film. 13

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FALL – WINTER NOVEMBER 21 DECEMBER DECEMBER 25 Coolidge After Midnite Introducing the New The Hateful Eight in 70mm Honors Lloyd Kaufman GoldScreen Theatre The Coolidge was one of only 100 In November, The Coolidge honored In December, the Coolidge completed theaters in Canada and the U.S. selected legendary filmmaker and Troma renovations on the GoldScreen Theatre, to screen the 70mm roadshow version Entertainment co-founder Lloyd which now features increased seating of Quentin Tarantino’s latest opus, The Kaufman for his commitment to truly capacity (from 14 to 27 seats), state-of- Hateful Eight. The film quickly broke the independent film and midnite film the-art digital projection and sound, and theatre’s record for opening weekend culture. Lloyd was on hand to introduce brand new seats. gross, besting previous favorites a screening of his popular cult classic, Brokeback Mountain and Fahrenheit 9/11. The Toxic Avenger.

1 13 Lloyd Kaufman picking SEATS ADDED up his Coolidge After Midnite award at the theatre. 100 THEATRES IN NORTH AMERICA SELECTED TO Our newly renovated SHOW THE GoldScreen Theatre. HATEFUL EIGHT IN 70MM

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Science on Screen

Over the past six years, the Coolidge has partnered with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to award 94 grants (totaling $683,500) to 47 independent cinemas nationwide for use in creating and presenting their own Science on Screen programming. The series features unexpected pairings of films with renowned experts from the world of scientific and medical research. For programs and additional details, please visit our new website, scienceonscreen.org.

2014 – 2015 Season Grantees

23 Amherst Cinema Bozeman Gateway Oregon Museum of The Little Theatre GRANTS AMHERST, MA ROCHESTER, NY AWARDED Film Society Film Center Science and Industry BOZEMAN, MT COLUMBUS, OH PORTLAND, OR Athena Cinema The Nickelodeon ATHENS, OH California Film Maine Film Center, Pickford COLUMBIA, SC Institute Railroad Square Film Center Athens Ciné The Picture House $177,500 SAN RAFAEL, CA Cinema BELLINGHAM, WA AMOUNT ATHENS, GA PELHAM, NY WATERVILLE, ME AWARDED Capri Theatre Pittsburgh Filmmakers, Austin The State Theatre MONTGOMERY, AL Michigan Theater Regent Square Theater Film Society MODESTO, CA ANN ARBOR, MI PITTSBURGH, PA AUSTIN, TX Film Streams OMAHA, NE Moxie Cinema Robinson 11 Belcourt Theatre YEARS RUNNING SPRINGFIELD, MO Film Center NASHVILLE, TN Friends of the Juneau SHREVEPORT, LA Public Libraries, Gold Town Theater The Film Society of JUNEAU, AK Minneapolis St. Paul MINNEAPOLIS, MN 17 THE MARTIAN 18

Community Partnerships

The Coolidge is more than just a movie theater. We are proud to serve as a partner and resource for fellow non-profit, cultural and educational institutions in our area.

Partnerships Hosted Events

Artists For Alzheimer’s Artbarn Community Theatre Independent Film Festival of Boston CO-PRESENTER OF “MEET ME CHILDREN’S THEATER TROUPE OFFICIAL FESTIVAL VENUE AT THE COOLIDGE AND MAKE PERFORMANCES MEMORIES” Metropolitan Chorale of Brookline Boston Jewish Film Festival ANNUAL CARMINA BURANA Berklee College of Music OFFICIAL FESTIVAL VENUE PERFORMANCE PARTNER IN “THE SOUNDS OF SILENTS” FILM SERIES Boston Latin School Town of Brookline ANNUAL SCREENING OF ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER Boston Psychoanalytic Society SCHINDLER’S LIST KING JR. TRIBUTE CO-PRESENTER OF MONTHLY “OFF THE COUCH” FILM SERIES Brookline Booksmith Facing History & Ourselves AUTHOR READINGS CO-PRESENTER OF HE NAMED Brookline Youth Awards ME MALALA SPECIAL SCREENING CEREMONY HONORING Goethe-Institut Boston ACHIEVEMENTS OF LOCAL YOUTH CO-PRESENTER OF MONTHLY Edward S. Devotion School “NEW GERMAN CINEMA” SERIES ANNUAL MIDDLE SCHOOL Huntington Theatre Company GRADUATION CO-PRESENTER OF “STAGE GlobeDocs Film Festival & SCREEN” SERIES OFFICIAL FESTIVAL VENUE 19

Staff & Board

Board of Directors Coolidge Staff

Board Chairperson Clerk Executive Director & CEO Director of Development Film Programming MICHAEL MAYNARD BETTY GOLDSTEIN KATHERINE TALLMAN & Marketing & Booking BETH GILLIGAN CONNIE WHITE Vice Chair Treasurer Program Manager DAVID ROSENTHAL TIM SULLIVAN MARK ANASTASIO Finance & Human Box Office Managers Resources Manager RYAN BERRY Theatre Manager CHRIS KRIOFSKE KRISTEN DEMAIO NANCY CAMPBELL Board Members DREW DIXON Public Relations In-House Media Producer ERICA HILL LUCY APTEKAR BOB NICOSON MARIANNE LAMPKE ANNE CONTINELLI KIMBERLY CLOUSE MARTIN NORMAN MARGARET MYERS Head Projectionist DEBORAH COHEN CHIKA OFFURUM Marketing & Outreach NICK LAZZARO Projectionists CECILIA FREROTTE PAT SCANLON Coordinator GREG ABRAMS SETH HAMOT ANDREW SILVER BIANCA COSTELLO Program Development WES HICKS ELLEN HOFFMAN BARBARA STEIN MARIA MAREWSKI Development Associate TONY KRESS CHOBEE HOY SUSAN STOLLER ALISSA DARSA Adminstrator TOM WELCH GEORGIA JOHNSON GARY STOLOFF LISA SEGALL ANDREA KOZINETZ DAVID STRAUS New Media Director RIKK LARSEN LAURA TRUST MATT GABOR Theatre Operations BARBARA COLE LEE Director ANDREW THOMPSON 20

Annual Operating Support*

* Does not include Contributions to the nonprofit Coolidge Corner Theatre enable us to maintain our capital campaign historic, art deco theatre while delivering the quality, curated programming that our contributions. patrons have come to rely on. Many thanks to the following contributors for their support of the Coolidge Corner Theatre. We have made every effort to list our donors accurately. Should you notice any errors or omissions, please contact Chris Kriofske at [email protected] with corrections.

$10,000+ $2,500–$4,999

2,129 Anonymous George and Nedda Anders Fund Mary McFadden and Dr. Lawrence Stifler INDIVIDUAL DONORS George H. Scanlon Foundation The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation David Rosenthal and Sally Abrahms Gesmer Updegrove LLP Alan Spatrick and Kaj Wilson $5,000–$9,999 Thomas Gutheil and Shannon Woolley The Tern Foundation, Inc. $189,142 Anonymous TOTAL AMOUNT Ellen Hoffman and Ken Loveday Jill Weber DONATED Louise and Robert Bowditch Chobee Hoy Michael Maynard and Ilene Seth A. and Beth S. Klarman Greenberg Lampke Family Foundation 1,998 Paul and Nicole Lipson DONATIONS Edwin McCaddon and Melissa UNDER $200 Buenaventura 21

$1,000–$2,499 $500–$999 KATHLEEN MCGIRR AND KEITH CARLSON THEO AND LISA MELAS-KYRIAZI ANONYMOUS JONATHAN AND BARBARA COLE LEE ELLEN BICK KYRA AND JEAN MONTAGUE AMY AND DAVID ABRAMS KEN LEWIS AND LAURA ALLEN RONNI AND RON CASTY CHIKA OFFURUM LUCY APTEKAR AND GERALD LEADER RICHARD MARKS AND JENNIFER TIMOTHY FINN MORRISON ABRAM RECHT DAVID AND SANDRA BAKALAR EDWARD AND BETSY JACOBS MICHAEL MAYO AND TINA FEINGOLD SARA RUBIN AND DAVID MONTANARI ANNETTE BORN JANICE LANE ROBERT NICOSON RICHARD SEGAN BOSTON LIGHT & SOUND INC. SUSAN QUINN AND DANIEL JACOBS BARBARA STEIN AND JIN SUK MARK SPLAINE HAROLD BROWN JAN REMIEN DAVID AND PATRICIA STRAUS LEO SPRECHER KIMBERLY AND GRADY CLOUSE MARILYN ROBY KATHERINE TALLMAN AND PETER ALLEY STOUGHTON JOHN & GOLDA COHEN TRUST JOEL ROSENBERG NORSTRAND ROSAMOND VAULE GINA CRANDELL AND DAVID MARTIN AND REBECCA NORMAN KAREN TUCKER AND JERRY AVORN ROOCHNIK JAMES OTTAWAY AND KATRINA ARLENE WEINTRAUB In-Kind Support ALEXANDRA DAVIS VELDER BOSTON LIGHT & SOUND, INC. DAVID DEUTSCH MICHAEL AND DEVON POWELL $200–$499 ELIZABETH DRIEHAUS NIXON PEABODY LLP THE PROSPECT FUND DEMETRIOS ATHENS DAN AND NORMA FRANK MARGARET L. RHODES FUND RALPH BEVILAQUA JUSTIN FREED THE SHIPPY FOUNDATION NANCY CIARANELLO SPENCER GLENDON AND LISA TUNG ANDREW AND YONG-HEE SILVER AMI CIPOLLA AND STEVE SAMUELS BETTY GOLDSTEIN SUSAN STOLLER Z. GALE COGAN ELISABETH HEINICKE GARY STOLOFF AND ALICE STONE MARILYN DANESH JANICE HENRY TIM AND JENNIFER SULLIVAN TONI DELISI AND HANK SHAFRAN MARK JENSEN JOHN TRAVIS PATRICIA FREYSINGER GEORGIA AND BRUCE JOHNSON HOWARD AND MIRIAM WEINER SUSAN GUIRAUDET STEVEN KANE ALAN AND JUDY WEISS PAUL JOSKOW DIMITRIOS KAVADAS AND EWELINA SUSAN WHITEHEAD GRYGUS CATHERINE A. KELLEY RIKK LARSEN AND JULIE GRAHAM KENNETH AND BETH MANDL 22

Summary Financial Data

The Coolidge’s financial position is strong. Total net assets at the end of the fiscal year were $4.4 million, a 25% increase from fiscal year 2014. This is due primarily to progress on the capital campaign, and a new grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to fund the national expansion of Science on Screen. Following is a consolidated Statement of Financial Position and Statement of Activities; complete audited financial statements are available upon request complete audited financial statements are available upon request.

Balance Sheet OCT. 31, 2015 OCT. 31, 2014 OCT. 31, 2015 OCT. 31, 2014

ASSETS LIABILITIES CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Accounts Payable and Accrued $185,105 $260,257 Unrestricted $685,993 $359,353 Expenses Temporarily Restricted 24,126 279,269 Deferred Revenue 109,072 91,129

Grants Receivable and Other 823,234 240,566 Total Liabilities $294,177 $351,386 Receivables Inventory, Prepaid and Other Assets 63,647 42,117 NET ASSETS Net Property and Equipment 1,974,874 2,213,699 Unrestricted Net Assets 2,567,035 2,804,272 Net Intangible Assets — 217,780 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 1,802,335 704,269

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Total Net Assets 4,369,370 3,508,541 Restricted Cash 458,290 — Pledges Receivable 551,240 425,000 Pre-Development Costs 82,143 82,143 Total Liabilties and Net Assets $4,663,547 $3,859,927

Total Capital Campaign 1,091,673 507,143

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OPERATING CAPITAL TOTAL Statement of Activities FY 2015 CAMPAIGN

REVENUES AND SUPPORT Admissions $1,875,427 $ $1,875,427 Net Concessions 327,088 — 327,088 Membership Dues 263,617 — 263,617 Theatre Rentals 86,044 — 86,044 Other Income 49,803 — 49,803 Grants and Contributions 193,309 — 193,309 Donated Goods and Services 44,295 — 44,295 Restricted Grants and Contributions 780,085 753,197 1,533,282

Total Revenues and Support $3,619,668 $753,197 $4,372,865

EXPENSES The Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation, Program Services $2,516,124 $ $2,516,124 Inc. receives operating Administrative 166,260 — 166,260 support from the Development: Programs 136,768 — 136,768 Massachusetts Cultural Council. Development: Capital 81,220 168,667 249,887 Depreciation 216,415 — 216,415

Total Expenses $3,116,787 $168,667 $3,285,454

Change in Net Assets from Operations $502,881 $584,530 $1,087,411 Loss on Equipment Disposal 226,582 — 226,582 and Lease Exit

Total Change In Net Assets $276,299 $584,530 $860,829 Net Assets Beginning of Year $3,083,541 $425,000 $3,508,541

Net Assets End of Year $3,359,840 $1,009,530 $4,369,370 24

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COVER PG. 7 PG. 13 Spotlight Brooklyn Spotlight OPEN ROAD FILMS II KERRY BROWN FOR OPEN ROAD FILMS II VIA PHOTOFEST TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX VIA PHOTOFEST FILM CORPORATION PG. 3 PG. 14 Coolidge Moviehouse One PG. 6 The Hateful Eight ERIC SCOTT PHOTOGRAPHY Deborah Blum ANDREW COOPER, BIANCA COSTELLO (SMPSP) FOR THE PG. 4 WEINSTEIN COMPANY Far From the Madding Crowd PG. 9 PG. 15 ALEX BAILEY FOR She’s Beautiful When TWENTIETH CENTURY She’s Angry Lloyd Kaufman FOX FILM CORPORATION DIANA DAVIES MARK ANASTASIO VIA PHOTOFEST

PG. 10 PG. 17 PG. 5, 10, 11, 15 Sideways Arsenic and Old Lace Mark Ruffalo, Nick Kroll, FOX SEARCHLIGHT WARNER BROS. Greenway, Rewind! After VIA PHOTOFEST VIA PHOTOFEST Party, Goldscreen A. GALLAGHER DIXON PG. 12 Johnny Depp CHRIS EVANS FOR THE BOSTON HERALD