A not-for-profit organization which is dedictated to the preservation, distribution and exhibition of film. They look consider film to be an essential art form and are committed to providing audiences with diverse film presentation, education and information, both in theaters and online. They operate the Brattle Theater in Cambridge.

CID is a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to collaborating with independent filmmakers, offering assistance and support in bringing their films to completion. Awarded the Commonwealth Award as Outstanding Cultural Organization in Massachusetts by the Massachusetts Cultural Council for ”excellence, dedication, and vision in giving voice to independent New England documentary filmmakers and for broadening the audience for this medium.”

A unique non-profit organization that focuses on today's film audiences, teaching people to view films actively, helps people experience the world through independent film, and encourages discussion and discourse about film and the world. Through their programs and awards distinguishing creative, quality independent film, the society works to encourage all moviegoers to seek out and support non-mainstream film, focusing on teaching audiences to view films actively, and encouraging discussion and exchange between all those interested in independent film.

A nonprofit motion picture archive, distributor and resource center housing the largest, most comprehensive collection of Jewish-themed film and video in the world. The ongoing mission of NCJF is to gather, preserve, catalogue, and exhibit films with artistic and educational value relevant to the Jewish experience, disseminating these materials to the widest possible audience.