Film

Celebrate Black History Month with these streaming shows and movies

By Hannah Lynn Feb 20, 2019

The Black Bottom Film Festival celebrates classic and modern innovations in black filmmaking

The festival runs Feb. 15-24

By Hannah Lynn Feb 19, 2019

Black Bottom Film Festival begins at Row House Cinema

Look for a preview of the AWCC events in next week’s City Paper, but for now check out what’s coming to the Lawrenceville theater.

By Hannah Lynn Feb 14, 2019

Movies to watch on Valentine’s Day that aren’t corny or bad

It’s time to curl up with your beloved person or bag of chips and watch a romantic flick

By Hannah Lynn Feb 13, 2019

Horror movie renaissance comes at the perfect time for Pittsburghers trying to keep George A. Romero’s legacy alive

Romero Lives! promotes the iconic Pittsburgh filmmaker's work with year-round programming

By Janine Faust Feb 7, 2019

2019 Oscar nominations for Animated Short are a melancholic collection that deal with parenthood and heartbreak

All of the Oscar-nominated shorts will screen at Regent Square Theater.

By Hannah Lynn Feb 6, 2019

Don't let the trolls win. Watch <i>Gotti</i>.

Don't let the trolls win. Watch Gotti.

It's hard not to respect and marvel at the sheer volume and diversity of the errors

By Alex Gordon Jan 23, 2019

Laurel and Hardy biopic <i>Stan & Ollie</i> is fine but dull

Laurel and Hardy biopic Stan & Ollie is fine but dull

If you are not a fan of their comedy or the slapstick derived from the silent film era, then this movie would be suitable for a plane or a waiting room.

By Hannah Lynn Jan 23, 2019

Docuseries <i>7 Days Out</i> explores dog shows, NASA missions, and other major events

Docuseries 7 Days Out explores dog shows, NASA missions, and other major events

It’s interesting to watch people who are extremely passionate about what they do, even if what they do is breed fancy dogs to look even fancier.

By Hannah Lynn Jan 16, 2019

Netflix documentary <i>Fyre</i> recounts the chaos of Fyre Festival

Netflix documentary Fyre recounts the chaos of Fyre Festival

What makes the unraveling of Fyre Festival so funny and fascinating is that most of the people who got hurt, either in the organizing or the attending, are very very wealthy.

By Hannah Lynn Jan 16, 2019