The Philadelphia Film Festival offers 4 badge levels – Weekend, All Access, VIP, and Student – that allow you to enjoy no-ticket entry, priority admission to screenings, and exclusive perks at the Festival Lounge. Members get an additional 10% off Weekend & All Access Badges!

The Philadelphia Film Society (PFS) is the region’s home for classic and contemporary film presentation, education, entertainment, and community building. A nonprofit, community-supported organization, PFS produces the acclaimed Philadelphia Film Festival, curates an extensive year-round film program celebrating the past and future of world cinema, and provides education and community outreach programs, all serving to raise awareness of film as an important art form and vital piece of Philadelphia’s arts and culture community.

Discover our thoughtfully curated Film Series, presenting new films handpicked by the PFS Programming team and announced seasonally. Buy individual tickets or opt for ticket bundles for current limited series screenings!

Erika Alexander Mid-Career Retrospective
Join Erika, PFS, and some very special guests as we screen LA MISSION and AMERICAN FICTION, along with post-screening talkbacks, and favorite LIVING SINGLE episodes featuring live commentary.
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Pros and Cons: Shaggy Dogs
September: They may not be cons and their pro status is debatable at best, yet the shaggy dog detectives and their convoluted cases have remained an endearing force.
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CE N’EST PAS UN FILM: LEOS CARAX
September: Serving up a playful world of criminals, wannabes, and lovers, Leos Carax has emerged as one of the most original and daring directors in the world.
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Become A Member

The best way to enjoy all that Philadelphia Film Society has to offer is to become a member for as little as $60. Members enjoy:

  • Presale Festival Access
  • Free Tickets to select previews and screenings
  • Curated Member Content
  • And more!
$5
off adult tickets
10%
off concessions
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