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Hilarity still abounds despite <i>Wine Country</i>’s thin plot and weak conflicts

Hilarity still abounds despite Wine Country’s thin plot and weak conflicts

By Hannah Lynn May 15, 2019

<i>Hail Satan</i> focuses more on the hypocrisy of Christianity than on the Dark Lord

Hail Satan focuses more on the hypocrisy of Christianity than on the Dark Lord

By Hannah Lynn May 15, 2019

Good start leads to forgettable film in <i>Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile</i>

Good start leads to forgettable film in Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile

By Alex Gordon May 8, 2019

<i>Wild Nights with Emily</i> portrays the truth about Emily Dickinson, finally

Wild Nights with Emily portrays the truth about Emily Dickinson, finally

By Hannah Lynn May 8, 2019

Q&A with Drew Nicholas, director of documentary <i>Blood Memory </i> chronicling the past and present struggles of forced Native American adoption

Q&A with Drew Nicholas, director of documentary Blood Memory chronicling the past and present struggles of forced Native American adoption

By Hannah Lynn May 2, 2019

Rogen and Theron's odds at romance are far better than <i>Long Shot</i> wants you to believe

Rogen and Theron's odds at romance are far better than Long Shot wants you to believe

By Hannah Lynn May 1, 2019

There's a documentary in the works about the Sheetz vs. Wawa rivalry

There's a documentary in the works about the Sheetz vs. Wawa rivalry

By Hannah Lynn Apr 25, 2019

Join <i>CP</i> staff at a screening of 1977 alt-weekly comedy <i>Between the Lines</i>

Join CP staff at a screening of 1977 alt-weekly comedy Between the Lines

By Hannah Lynn Apr 24, 2019

Steve Bannon documentary <i>The Brink</i> is both fascinating and repulsive - but mostly repulsive

Steve Bannon documentary The Brink is both fascinating and repulsive - but mostly repulsive

By Hannah Lynn Apr 23, 2019

Aretha Franklin concert finally sees release after 47 years

Aretha Franklin concert finally sees release after 47 years

By Hannah Lynn Apr 17, 2019

<i>To Dust</i> is a clunky but heartfelt exploration of Hasidic grief and the science of death

To Dust is a clunky but heartfelt exploration of Hasidic grief and the science of death

By Hannah Lynn Apr 3, 2019

Kelly Strayhorn Theater explores Black trauma with <i>Fugitive Trajectories </i>film showcase

Kelly Strayhorn Theater explores Black trauma with Fugitive Trajectories film showcase

By Amanda Waltz Mar 28, 2019

Anime selections from the Pittsburgh Japanese Film Festival

Anime selections from the Pittsburgh Japanese Film Festival

By Hannah Lynn Mar 27, 2019

There is deeper meaning to unpack in Jordan Peele's <i>Us</i>, but it's better to just enjoy

There is deeper meaning to unpack in Jordan Peele's Us, but it's better to just enjoy

By Alex Gordon Mar 22, 2019

CMU International Film Fest: <i>Girls Always Happy</i>

CMU International Film Fest: Girls Always Happy

By Hannah Lynn Mar 21, 2019

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