Movies in Pittsburgh: Your Guide to Local Films, Filmmaking, and Film Festivals | Pittsburgh City Paper

Pittsburgh-shot true crime series Mindhunter could be done for good

by Amanda Waltz

Oct 23, 2020

Fans of true crime and tense thrillers suffered a loss when Netflix announced that its hit series Mindhunter would be put on hold indefinitely after just two seasons. The loss also affected Pittsburgh, as much of the show was shot in and around the city, providing work to film professionals and actors, and boosting the region's burgeoning film industry...

Mindhunter

Netflix drops trailer for film adaptation of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

By Amanda Waltz
Oct 19, 2020
Film Kitchen returns with virtual Halloween short film program

By Amanda Waltz
Oct 16, 2020
Living Dead Museum to close its Evans City location, will return to Monroeville Mall

By Amanda Waltz
Oct 9, 2020
Reel Q LGBT Film Festival goes virtual for its 35th year

By Hannah Lynn
Oct 6, 2020
Check out these movie events in Pittsburgh leading up to Halloween

By Amanda Waltz
Oct 2, 2020
Netflix announces release date of Pittsburgh-shot Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, starring the late Chadwick Boseman

By Hannah Lynn
Oct 1, 2020
Row House Cinema partners with The Terminal for month-long Drive-In Cinema event

By Amanda Waltz
Sep 24, 2020
Film Pittsburgh gathers area film festivals together for virtual event

By Amanda Waltz
Sep 23, 2020
Night of the Living Dead coming to local drive-in as part of nationwide tour

By Amanda Waltz
Aug 17, 2020
An American Pickle has some flavor, but could have brined a little longer

By Hannah Lynn
Aug 6, 2020
Pittsburgh Fashion Week goes digital and launches film festival with open submissions

By Jordan Snowden
Jul 7, 2020
Trailer drops for Pittsburgh-shot film An American Pickle, making up for the lack of Picklesburgh

By Hannah Lynn
Jul 3, 2020
New Netflix cooking show Crazy Delicious has the creativity of Willy Wonka and the calming vibe of the Great British Baking Show

By Hannah Lynn
Jun 29, 2020
Local movie theaters are beginning to reopen. Here's what you need to know

By Hannah Lynn
Jun 19, 2020
In Vivarium, Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots shelter in place (indefinitely)

By Alex Gordon
Jun 17, 2020
Carnegie Mellon International Film Festival goes virtual with Sorry We Missed You, an unwittingly prescient film about the gig economy

By Hannah Lynn
May 19, 2020
60-Second Documentary: Gyms may be closed, but this 70-year-old is determined to stay healthy

By Point Park News Service
May 16, 2020
Touchless sinks, concession-stand apps, and other pandemic prep prepare drive-in theaters for reopening

By Hannah Lynn
May 13, 2020
60-Second Documentary: Comfort food passed down through generations

By Lisa Cunningham
May 10, 2020
Eerily, quarantine and climate change are at the center of documentary Spaceship Earth

By Hannah Lynn
May 7, 2020