You may not go to a more thought-provoking funeral than the one held for the art of film projection in Peter Flynn’s lovely documentary “The Dying of the Light.” With onscreen commentary and reminiscences by more than 30 projectionists — including those at the Somerville Theatre, the Brattle in Harvard Square, and Brookline’s Coolidge Corner, where the movie opens Friday — the film is an elegy to a century of watching movies and to the craftspeople who made it possible.
Source: The Dying of the Light’ is an elegy to the art of film projection – The Boston Globe