🕵️Row House Lawrenceville finds detective films like Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Cure, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, The Nice Guys, and the original Pink Panther 🧭Orgone Archive and Flea Market Films team up at the Glitterbox tonight for more 16mm rarities with On the Outs: The Ridiculous and the Sublime 1/2

Multiple celluloid options this week: 🔌Keylight tunes into The Guatemalan Handshake on 35mm (with director Q&A) at the Harris Theater ⚱️Mattress Factory hosts Afterimages: A Phantasmagoria, a 16mm program with work by experimental heavy hitters Hammer, Ito, Solomon, Stratman, Shi 1/3

Cinema Planner 250! Was 8 weeks ago. Here's our 258th edition: 🇬🇧CMOA Film Series takes us to Europa: Based on a True Story 👀Signal Otter Films is at Stay Gold Books with eyes on Blue Film 🏆Lynch, Coens, PT Anderson, Bergman: Row House Lawrenceville lines up the usual auteur suspects 1/2

In Pittsburgh 6/26 through 7/2: 📻Drawing near, to the Harris Theater: Terence Davies' Distant Voices, Still Lives at the Harris. And another perplexing Steel City Horror Show 📹The Swedes have invaded Row House Lawrenceville! It's the 10th annual Sweded Film Fest of low-to-no-budget remakes 1/4

🏳️‍🌈Row House L'ville says be gay, do crime with a primo lineup of Doom Generation, Polyester, Jennifer's Body, Dog Day Afternoon, and Talented Mr. Ripley 🙌More Gregg Araki! Signal Otter Films is at The Soft Spot with The Living End 🪩Reel Q posts up at City of Asylum for 10s Across the Border 1/4

Pittsburgh cinema highlights for 6/12 through 6/18: 📢 The Black Studio sets up at Bottom Feeder Books for a screening of Chocolate Babies 🍉 Reel Q visits the Glitterbox with Queer Cinema for Palestine shorts 📖 Row House turns 12 years old with fairytale films, including Tarsem's The Fall 1/4

The auteur index is rising: ⛓️The Carnegie International Film Series kicks off with Med Hondo's West Indies: The Fugitive Slaves of Liberty 😭Row House Lawrenceville is back on the Bleak Week train with iconic art house downers, including Pasolini's Salò, Lynne Ramsay's Ratcatcher, and more 1/3

🎞Two 35mm options this week: the Hollywood has a new one with Anything That Moves, and the Harris brings Dunkirk ⏱️This round of Pgh's 48 Hour Film Project has wrapped, so Rangos premieres dozens of local shorts 🎬Keylight books a one-night stay at Gov. Center with St. Vincent & The Nowhere Inn 1/2

A few for your movie shopping list this week: 🛍️Boots Riley's new one, I Love Boosters, hits the multiplexes (and also Row House Hollywood) 🛎️The directors: Desplechin, Enyedi, Refn, Deal/Lessin. The titles: Two Pianos, Silent Friend, Pusher, Steal This Story, Please! The theater: Harris 1/3

This week: 🌄The 2nd annual Solange Film Fest takes place at Row House Lawrenceville, including new features like Palestine Comedy Club, Color Book, loads of shorts, and much more 🚬Glitterbox hosts Sandy Loaf for the premiere of Smoker's Lounge tonight. And on Tuesday: a Cuban film fundraiser 1/3

On/around screens this week: 🌐Can now confirm: there's a world of video at the Carnegie International 📸Blue Heron swoops in at the Harris and Waterfront 🛝New East Film Symposium books six from Eastern European cultures 🎼Local band Anticipation Porn live scores experimental films at Bantha 1/3

New in Pittsburgh 5/1 through 5/7: 👑Row House Hollywood takes on Akira Kurosawa's Ran on 35mm 🐍The Harris finds a Kiyoshi Kurosawa double feature of Chime and Serpent's Path 👻Room Temperature, the new movie by Dennis Cooper and Zac Farley, plays at Wood Street Galleries today and tomorrow 1/4

Our city's humble offerings to the cinema gods for the week: 💸The Harris Theater signs a lease with Radu Jude's new movie, Kontinential '25. And Sunday night has another Steel City Horror Show surprise 🎶It's been a minute since Fantasia played in a theater here. Now's your chance at the Oaks 1/4

Some fresh cinema picks for Pittsburgh this week, 4/17 through 4/23: ‼️Daily Warhol films return to the Warhol Museum, including dual-screen landmark Chelsea Girls 🪚Row House Hollywood provides audience favorites, including three from Wong Kar-Wai and, on 35mm, Evil Dead 2 1/4

Movies in Pittsburgh are out of control again this week: 🎉A new Tony Buba film is always a cause to celebrate! His latest doc, Becoming Benjamin Lay, premieres in Braddock 🏳️‍⚧️Reel Q is back at City of Asylum, this time with a program of queer Iranian shorts 1/6

By our count, it would take 37 hours to watch all the movies listed below. And these are just the highlights. 📢 Tell everyone: a Palestinian perspective has broken through to a full-time Pittsburgh theater. Palestine '36 is at AMC Waterfront 1/5

On Pittsburgh-area screens this week: 🎞️Keylight is back at Phipps Conservatory, this time presenting films by Buba, Abrams, and Lewis (Pittsburgh legends all) 🛣️Monte Hellman's iconic Two-Lane Blacktop parks at the Harris for two 35mm shows 1/3

🫶The Harris has another eclectic week with new releases, rep picks, and Steel City Horror Show, but our top pick is a program of shorts by beloved Pittsburghers Betsy and Joe Seamans 👼You've probably seen Eraserhead before, but have you seen it at Rangos Giant Cinema? Tonight's your chance 1/4

Cinemas have windows on the world: 📷All That's Left of You makes its Pittsburgh debut at Khalil's as part of the Palestinian Film Festival 🗾Row House Japanese Film Festival kicks off, including cult classics like Lady Snowblood, two from Obayashi, a punk cat, new releases, and more 1/4

📢Natalka Voslakov is Pittsburgh's biggest movie star you might have never heard of, and we're at CMOA, shining a light on her diaristic experiments ⚡Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! is alive 🏝️Sirāt makes its way back onto Pittsburgh screens 1/2

🏍️ Finally: Pillion plays Pittsburgh (AMC Waterfront) 🏆 Row House recaps their faves of last year, starting with: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Weapons, The Naked Gun, The Secret Agent 📝 Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club makes the case for Libeled Lady 1/2

Things have thawed out, and it turns out there was a bounty of movies under that snow! 🖋️Pitt's Center for African American Poetry and Poetics brings together Surrealism as Tactic: A Black Film Festival, with screenings at Carnegie Museum of Art and ALMA | LEWIS 1/4

☎️Monday's Pgh premiere of The Voice of Hind Rajab sold out instantly, but you've got a second chance at CMOA Theater on Thursday 🎸At the Harris: Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie. Plus the Intl Art House Classics series continues with Atanarjuat: The Fast Runner 1/3

This week: agony and ecstasy and everything in between... ⏲️SWOON Alliance is at Kelly Strayhorn Theater tonight presenting Sex Work: It’s Just a Job 🍏Charli XCX and The Moment have reached Pittsburgh 1/3

📹Louise Weard's Castration Movie finally reaches Pittsburgh, courtesy of Signal Otter Films. Anthology i plays the Glitterbox on Sunday 🌍The European Union Film Festival has a full lineup this weekend at the Harris Theater 1/4

Batten down the hatches and watch a movie: ⛵Mona Fastvold's The Testament of Ann Lee has settled here 🧭 Harris Theater tackles Lav Diaz's latest epic, Magellan. Plus: Obex 🧹We're sharing a very special 16mm print of Eagle Pennell's formative indie The Whole Shootin' Match 1/3

This week is dedicated to movie projectors: 📽️ Bi Gan's Resurrection be here (at the Harris) 🚜 Also at the Harris: fresh Lynch and Kiarostami offerings with The Straight Story (35mm) and Close-Up 1/3

📓Three auteurs (Jarmusch, Kiarostami, Lynch) walk into a movie theater. Father Mother Sister Brother, Where is the Friend's House?, and Lost Highway, respectively, are at the Harris 📏Row House Hollywood shows off their new big screen with big, old classics: Barry Lyndon, Blade Runner, NxNW 1/3

It's a fine week for looking back: 📹Get a taste of Kiarostami with Taste of Cherry at the Harris Theater 🪦Row House Lawrenceville remembers actors who passed away in 2025 with some of their classics from the 70s and 90s 1/2

Should old acquaintance be forgot... 🎉January 1st is always Public Domain Day, so Row House Lawrenceville celebrates with a marathon of newly PD 1930 movies, including L’Âge d’or, Marx Bros, Dietrich/von Sternberg 1/2

Milk and cookies for cinemagoers: ↪️Kleber Mendonça Filho's The Secret Agent returns to the Harris. Plus a Fleischer animated holiday party! 🏓Now it's the *other* Safdie bro's serve. Marty Supreme opens Wednesday 🔥And I heard something about a new Avatar movie... www.pghcinema.com/listings/c27...

The theme of the week is "overdue": 🌡️The Harris is where it's at with a whopping 10 features from which to choose, including COVID releases that slipped through the cracks in 2020/2021, like Kelly Reichardt's First Cow (1st time in theaters here), and Sean Baker's Red Rocket (this one on 35mm) 1/3

This week: 🎞️We're teaming up with Orgone Archive to create an exquisite corpse of 16mm shorts at the legendary Melwood Screening Room! 🍎Reel Q is back at City of Asylum, this time with We Are Faheem & Karun 🎀Keylight parks their sleigh at Brillobox with Pee-Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special 1/3

This week: ✏️On the curriculum at CMOA is Mirrored Classrooms, an intriguing program of shorts focused on educational settings 🛎️It's Wes week at Row House Lawrenceville. That means four big ones from Wes Anderson 🏚️CMU's STUDIO for Creative Inquiry hosts the too timely doc Welcome to Leith 1/2

Mysteries abound in theaters this week: 🚨Three Rivers Film Fest still has dozens of shorts, including a Chiller Theater-themed evening. Plus an entire filmmaker conference, with Tina Romero keynote 🦿Harris Theater delivers Jafar Panahi's latest, the Palme d'Or-winning It Was Just An Accident 1/3

Here are just a few of Pittsburgh's cinematic offerings this week, 11/14 through 11/20: ❤️‍🔥17 years ago, Bach Choir of Pittsburgh accompanied The Passion of Joan of Arc for one of the most memorable cinema experiences. It finally happens again this weekend at Row House Hollywood 1/4

On screens in Pgh, 11/7-11/13: 🎉Three Rivers Film Festival begins on Wednesday, kicking off 12 days of Pgh premieres! 🧣The Harris has two new ones (Radu Jude's take on Dracula + the made-by-Pittsburghers doc In Exile) and two old ones (Bresson's Four Nights of a Dreamer + Yimou's Ju Dou) 1/4

Borders are always open at the movies! 🔓Row House Lawrenceville has something for everyone as they go from horror classics to the Polish Film Festival and then to noir week. 🌍Screenshot: Asia presents Taste of Pomegranate, their first festival of shorts from Southwest Asia and North Africa 1/3

Many of the best horror movies are in theaters this week... 🖼️But first, queen Kelly Reichardt's new one, The Mastermind, is here at last 🎉Row House Hollywood soft opens with Night of the Living Dead, top tier Hitchcock, and Rocky Horror Picture Show 1/4

Some fresh picks for you this week: 🧟The Mattress Factory puts its own twist on the season with Rot and Resurrection: two films by Rebecca Shapass 💐Or you can smell the roses at CMOA with 16mm shorts by legendary experimental filmmaker Rose Lowder, courtesy of us at Pgh Sound + Image 1/3

Perfect week for cozying up with a movie: 📸Reel Q wraps up with four more, including a rare screening of Rosa von Praunheim's Transexual Menace (with photographer Mariette Pathy Allen in attendance) 🗺️april april puts Pittsburgh on the map with "An International Video Art Invitational" 1/5

This week: 🧨The Hong Kong series at the Harris adds a trio of three huge John Woo films: Hard Boiled, The Killer, and Bullet in the Head 🧟‍♀️Thriller Picture Show still has more shorts and features in store at the Lindsay Theater, including the Pgh premiere of Tina Romero's Queens of the Dead 1/2

I hope you're taking a vacation to the movies this week: 😵The Harris is looking like an art house multiplex. They've unlocked the Golden Princess library with their new Hong Kong Cinema Classics series, plus Linda Linda Linda, Rintaro's Metropolis, another Steel City Horror Show, and... 1/5

This week, all roads lead to Pittsburgh cinemas: 🌏SCREENSHOT: Asia connects us with some of the best in recent Asian film 🌼Legendary experimental animator Jodie Mack joins us at Carnegie Museum of Art tonight 1/4

⚾ Pittsburgh has been waiting for another chance to see Clemente. You now have 5 theaters from which to choose! 🎟️ The Harris Theater surprises with Don Hertzfeldt's Animation Mixtape and Ikiru 💘 Jodie Mack makes her Pittsburgh debut with a talk at CMU's STUDIO for Creative Inquiry 1/2

This week is big: 🧛 It will probably be a couple decades before you have another chance to see in Pittsburgh Mike Kelley's Day Is Done, but you can for one night on Monday at CMOA 🦯 ReelAbilities continues through Saturday at Pittsburgh Playhouse, and then virtually for the rest of the week 1/4

This week in Pgh: 🗓️ Row House extends 2nd chances with "In Case You Missed It" week: Eephus, Pavements, Secret Mall Apartment, and Sinners. Plus: Etheria Film Fest returns ⛩️ At the Harris Theater: Akira Kurosawa movies continue with Sanjuro. And another very mysterious Steel City Horror Show 1/3

Just a few of your moviegoing options this week in Pgh: 🍯Ethan Coen & Tricia Cooke's latest, Honey Don't!, does its thing 🏕️Row House defines their camp canon with Clue, Hairspray, Death Becomes Her & more 🎹Tom Roberts comes to Millvale with his score for Buster Keaton masterpiece Sherlock Jr 1/3

Theaters will have you seeing double this week: ☁Harris Theater has tales from two (unrelated) Kurosawas: Kiyoshi's new one Cloud and Akira's classic High & Low 🎧The Manor and Lindsay theaters locally premiere Spike Lee's remake of said classic, Highest 2 Lowest 1/2

🏆The Harris provides art house auteurs and docs: Hiroshima Mon Amour, two more from Kurosawa, Hearts of Darkness, and the new Jeff Buckley doc 🔧CMOA Film Series continues with shorts by Hollis Frampton, Pat O’Neill, and Jud Yalkut. Plus: another chance to experience the monumental Park Lanes 1/3