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The World is Ending! Head Into the Forest

by Dan Schank10/26/2016, 9:15 AM

If you're game for something thoughtful, freaky, and unexpected, this forest might be worthy of a visit.

CineFestAsia at Erie Art Museum

by Ti Sumner10/12/2016, 3:15 PM

Experience world cinema in a local setting.

Two Seasoned Documentarians Explore Cyberspace at the Erie Art Museum

by Dan Schank10/12/2016, 1:15 PM

On a Wednesday in mid-October, the Erie Art Museum will deepen your understanding of the web through a documentary double-feature.

Time to Choose Makes Direct Connections between Local Actions and Global Impacts

by Ti Sumner10/12/2016, 9:15 AM

Time to Choose accomplishes much more than any climate documentary of its kind.

Double-down on De Palma at the Erie Art Museum

by Dan Schank9/28/2016, 12:00 PM

If De Palma's trip down memory lane whets your appetite, come back to the museum for one of his most underrated movies a week later.

Re-live your childhood with Raiders!

by Dan Schank8/31/2016, 12:15 PM

For extreme fandom enthusiasts, DIY tinkerers, offbeat cinephiles, and hardcore Spielberg lovers, Raiders! is sure to warm the heart.

Fall in Love and Start a Band on Sing Street

by Dan Schank8/30/2016, 9:15 AM

Sing Street's mix of drama and comedy will appeal to fans of musical spirit-lifters with a slightly punk rock edge.

'Movies Under the Stars' at the Porreco College Campus is a Film Series for All Ages

by Ti Sumner8/3/2016, 2:30 PM

You may have missed the chance to see Star Wars under the stars, but Creed and Inside Out are still to come.

Making Movies in Erie

by Dan Schank7/6/2016, 3:15 PM

Meet the filmmakers, entrepreneurs, innovators, and ex-vampire slayers putting Erie on the map.

Getting in Touch with Erie Cinema

by Matt Swanseger7/6/2016, 3:00 PM

Is he or she – or these films of the 814 – worth the encore?

Globetrotting Cinematographer Reflects on the Ethics of Her Craft in Cameraperson

by Dan Schank6/22/2016, 9:15 AM

Cameraperson raises these questions – and more – while avoiding tidy, reassuring answers.

Life, Death, and Forgiveness

by Lisa Gensheimer6/8/2016, 4:00 PM

Social justice advocate tells Erie to get out of its comfort zone.

Trapped Explores the Ways that Safe Access to an Abortion Has Become Inaccessible

by Dan Schank5/25/2016, 11:15 AM

Dawn Porter's appropriately-titled 2016 documentary Trapped explores abortion regulations and their impact on women.

Janis: Little Girl Blue Profiles One of the Key Icons of the Hippie Era

by Dan Schank5/25/2016, 9:15 AM

Amy Berg's 2015 documentary Janis: Little Girl Blue tells her tale with honesty and sincerity.

City of Gold Explores the Underground Cuisine of Los Angeles

by Dan Schank4/27/2016, 9:15 AM

LA is a real hotspot for spicy Thai soup, Oaxacan mole enchiladas, and Salvadoran pupusas.

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