Film
Philly’s Arts Scene Is Heating Up. Here’s What to See, Read, and Hear This Winter
Whether you want to catch the latest Broadway show to visit Philly or simply dig into your next great read, ’tis the season for embracing […]
A Penn Doctor Won Two Film Festival Awards for His Movie About Stroke
Every year, more than 15 million people worldwide suffer a stroke, with five million of them resulting in fatality and another five million causing permanent […]
Trump Threatens to Send Federal Agents to Philly, Krasner Threatens to Charge Them
A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Krasner to Trump: Bring Federal Agents to […]
34 Philadelphia Movies to Stream Right Now
So you suddenly find yourself stuck in the house with a little bit of time on your hands? And you’ve caught up on every Netflix, […]
Eastern State Showcases Work of Incarcerated Filmmakers in “Hidden Lives Illuminated”
When Sean Kelley, director of interpretation at Eastern State Penitentiary, stood before inmates at the Chester State Correctional Institution a year ago to ask if they wanted to […]
The Ultimate Guide to Movie Theaters Around Philadelphia
Picking a movie is all about matching the mood you’re in. What do you want to watch, and where, and what do you want to […]
This Philly Woman Is Fighting How Black People Are Portrayed in Horror Films
This week, the fascinating documentary Horror Noire premieres on Shudder, the streaming service from AMC Network. Horror Noire, which this Forbes review calls a “must-see […]
This New Superhero Film Trailer Features a SEPTA Bus About to Plunge to Its Demise
It seems like a lot of movies are being filmed (or taking place) in Philly right now. Take M. Night Shyamalan‘s latest flick, Glass, for […]
Movies: qFLIX Returns
qFLIX, the annual festival of LGBTQ+ films, is back, and once again with another lineup of movies you might not otherwise get to see on […]
Movies: The Women’s Film Festival
Now in its fourth year, the Women’s Film Festival is an established landmark on the Philly movie landscape. And once again its founders have assembled […]
Movies: An Art that Nature Makes
As a photographer and author, Rosamond Purcell specializes in summoning the beauty of things otherwise considered past their prime: dead birds, rotting wood, rusty appliances. […]
Movies: Samurai Cop Featuring Rifftrax
If you haven’t been to South Street Cinema yet, well, you really should. The upstart screening room at has become an unexpected hub of culture […]
41 Things to Do This Weekend
Friday, January 12 Bibliococktails: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein @ The Rosenbach Celebrate the 200th anniversary of the publication of Frankenstein with themed cocktails by Quaker City […]
Coming Attractions: 8 Movies to See This Week
The World Premiere of Sigma Kids @ World Cafe Live | Thursday, January 11 I mentioned this in my Philly Loves Bowie Week roundup last […]
5 Questions: Aaron Sorkin on “Molly’s Game”
It should come as no surprise to consumers of Aaron Sorkin’s considerable TV and film bibliography that the writer-turned-director fills up interview space with a […]