The Umbrella Film Series

 

Welcome to the 2025/26 Concord Film Project Film Series

Enjoy the best of classic, independent, and foreign films curated by The Concord Film Project, with pre-show dinner options (note: dinner quantities are limited).

WINTER 2026 FILMS

Tuesday, February 3 at 7:30 PM

Torn Curtain starring Paul Newman and Julie Andrews.

Torn Curtain (1966) | 2 hours, 8 minutes | Directed by Alfred Hitchcock

A suspenseful Cold War spy thriller starring Paul Newman and Julie Andrews.

Film tickets are $12.50 (also available at the door). Optional add-on special dinner ($25) from Saltbox Kitchen (limited quantities). Meal orders close at 12:00 PM on Monday, February 2 or if they sell out before then.

Meal Option #1
Roasted Vegetable & Chicken Farro Risotto with baby carrots, pearl onions, tuscan kale, butternut squash, thyme, pecorino
Lemon Tiramisu with lemon curd, lady fingers, limoncello

Meal Option #2
Roasted Vegetable Farro Risotto with baby carrots, pearl onions, tuscan kale, butternut squash, thyme, pecorino
Lemon Tiramisu with lemon curd, lady fingers, limoncello


PURCHASE TICKETS

 

 

***NEW THIS SEASON***

Are you a film night regular? Purchase our Concord Film Project Film Flight! Includes a ticket to any three winter or spring films at a discount. Dinner add-on available (dinners not discounted). Upcoming film dates: January 13, February 3, and March 10; spring dates to be announced.

PURCHASE A FLIGHT

Questions? Please contact our Box Office at boxoffice@theumbrellaarts.org or 978-371-0820 x309. Box Office hours are Monday - Friday 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM.

 

The Umbrella Film Series screenings with optional dinners are curated by Concord Film Project, which was founded by Dinah Buechner-Vischer, Kim Burns and Kristin Canty to present a wide variety of film masterpieces to highlight different aspects of the cinematic art form with selections from recent film festivals, old favorites, and the hard to find or rarely seen. CFP has strived to present films that are acclaimed in the community of professional cinema, and represent a broad range of themes and cinematic art forms, and invites the audience to bear in mind that the opinions or actions expressed in any film do not necessarily reflect the views of CFP or The Umbrella.  We trust you will use your own judgment as to which films are in line with your viewing preferences. Enjoy!