Glass Onion finds the truth buried in absurdity
By Owen Gabbey
Netflix adaptation of All Quiet on the Western Front is a sledgehammer of anguish
Carnegie Mellon University film festival highlights Asian perspectives
Why are so many coming-of-age films shot in Pittsburgh?
By Matthew Monroy
Film Pittsburgh highlights local horror, world cinema, and so much more
By Amanda Waltz
Park Chan-wook delivers sprawling, twisty detective story with Decision to Leave
InHospitable goes scorched earth on UPMC, U.S. health care system
Halloween 1987 diverts from "classic coming-out narrative" at ReelQ Film Festival
Blonde, the latest Marilyn Monroe biopic, is beautiful and disgusting
Pittsburgh Police 1969 is a stark look at the city's law enforcement past and legacy
By Jordana Rosenfeld
Riverside Drive In honors horror legend with Christopher Lee Centenary Celebration
Save your skin (literally) during this immersive The Silence of the Lambs tour
Pitt exposes political violence in the Republic of Congo with film Keep Quiet or Die
How a new nonprofit is finding Pittsburgh film’s future in its past
By Hannah Kinney-Kobre
ReelAbilities celebrates 10 years with 25 films and more
By Sarah Connor
Filmmakers bring tiny house documentary to Pittsburgh
Row House Cinema supports Ukraine with benefit screening of The Guide
Documentary captures Pittsburgh's inclusive Frigid Bitch bike race
SCP Cadet School turns internet horror stories into Pittsburgh-shot short films
"Ed Wood-style" film about Night of the Living Dead in development
Pittsburgh poet Jessica Lanay talks cool kicks, statement jewelry, and dressing for work
By Tereneh Idia
Les Misérables storms the Benedum Center with moving tale of redemption
