QUIZ: Can you name this made-in-Boston movie?

The Boston Public Garden is the locale of a pivotal scene in this made-in-Boston flick starring and penned by then up-and-comers Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Also, the milestone moment shot here helped win Robin Williams an Oscar for "Best Supporting Actor."

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In the film, the protagonist is a janitor at MIT with a gift for mathematics. He teams up with a psychologist to overcome his fear of abandonment and ultimately learns how to open up. In addition to the Public Garden, other Boston locales make cameos in the film including MIT's McLaurin Building, Harvard's Dunster House, the now-closed Tasty Cafe in Cambridge and Woody’s L-Street Tavern, 658 East Eighth Street in South Boston.

How do you like them apples?

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--Photo of Boston Public Garden by Sam Baltrusis.