| ROUNDUP Cineastes, unite By Melissa Kaplan, Globe Correspondent, 6/3/2004 Globalization might be making our world smaller, but it's still a far walk to Tokyo for a movie. Best to kick your feet up on the seat in front of you. Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle St., Cambridge. 617-876-6837. Good for
weeklong showings of international sensations. Godzilla is still great
after the sixth time. Harvard Film Archive 24 Quincy St., Cambridge. 617-495-4700. More like a museum, but great for viewing old, rare worldly flicks that have made an impact. Kendall Square Cinema 1 Kendall Square, Cambridge. 617-499-1996. Indie theater with highlights most other international houses don't have. You can go to see the French flick but fall back on subtitle-free documentaries. Museum of Fine Arts, Remis Auditorium 465 Huntington St., Boston. 617-369-3306. Large venue for goods from those hard-to-reach countries. BYO Popcorn. The Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington. 781-646-4849. It has multiple uses, but if you keep up with the listings, you'll catch a fun piece of Indian cinema. Somerville Theatre 55 Davis Square, Somerville. 617-625-5700. Second-run haven. If you missed "The Triplets of Belleville" the first time, you can still enjoy it here in the red fuzzy seats. This story ran on page CAL3 of the Boston Globe on 6/3/2004.
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