As the decade comes to an end, the staff at the Philadelphia Film Society takes time to reflect on the films that impacted us. If you thought getting the staff at the PFS to pick their Favorite Films of 2019 was difficult, this list almost melted our minds! From people who have watched way too […]

As 2019 comes to an end, the staff at the Philadelphia Film Society share their favorite films of year. Like most (work)families during the holidays, we don’t all agree but damnit we will all be heard!  *All lists are done in alphabetical order.* J. Andrew Greenblatt, Executive Director A BEAUTIFUL DAY IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD BLINDED […]

It is Thanksgiving, the turkey has been devoured, your Uncle is nodding off in the living room, your mom dividing up the leftovers, your grandmother is going around saying “next year we are going to a restaurant,” and your aunt is still talking about how wonderful her son is – you know the one you […]

The show is about to begin and we want to make sure you feel like a Goddess! Here are some tips to make sure you shine everyday whether you are on stage or off thanks to the one and only, Nomi Malone! Know your important designers. Antiseptic mouthwash is a must. Stay flexible (and don’t […]

That’s a wrap on the 28th Philadelphia Film Festival! This year was an amazing Festival for staff, audiences, and guests alike, with 100+ films over 11 extraordinary days.  The Festival hosted many filmmakers, who were blown away by our outstanding audiences and events.  Now, you can be a Festival VIP with an exclusive PFF28 Gift […]

Showcase Filmmaker Spotlight: Chineme Aniagba By Isaak Griggs, Programming Intern Queens native Chineme Aniagba enrolled in Temple University to pursue her passion for TV, film, and writing. One of her latests works, Bake ‘N Baked, is about two friends trying to figure each other out in the aftermath of a weed and makeup themed party. […]

Showcase Filmmaker Spotlight: Nick Fulfaro By Isaak Griggs, Programming Intern Columbus, New Jersey native Nick Fulfaro recently graduated from the University of the Arts with a BFA in Animation and a minor in Screenwriting. Made while in school, Winter Vampire / Summer Humans combines animation and live action to tell the story of a vampire […]

Showcase Filmmaker Spotlight: Kenny Wooten By Travis Trew, Programming Manager Maryland-born filmmaker Kenny Wooten attended UArts to pursue an interest in film as well as the urban environment of Philly. Among his latest works is It’s Time To Get Lost, which follows sister and brother Teresa and Anthony as they go on a journey to […]

Showcase Filmmaker Spotlight: Chad Hamilton By Travis Trew, Programming Manager Filmmaker Chad Hamilton landed in Philly ten years ago for school, and segued into working on crews for various locally-shot productions. His thesis film at the University of the Arts, On Our Own, is the story of a little girl coming to terms with the […]

Showcase Filmmaker Spotlight: Katherine Clark By Travis Trew, Programming Manager North Carolina-raised filmmaker Katherine Clark has been an active member of the Philly Area’s cultural scene for years through her involvement with Theatre Philadelphia and founding of Trenton-based local filmmaker showcase PopUp Anthology. Her new film, Ways to Look at the Moon, follows a woman who […]