FILM at the Erie Art Museum Screens The Lobster in Erie Before it Plays New York City or Los Angeles
by Gregory Greenleaf-Knepp4/13/2016, 12:15 PM
"If you're looking for a cleanse from men in tights knocking over city blocks like dominoes, I highly recommend giving FILM at the Erie Art Museum a look."
In Jackson Heights Takes an Intimate Look at One of Our Most Diverse Communities
by Dan Schank4/13/2016, 10:15 AM
Frederick Wiseman's appropriately-titled 2015 documentary In Jackson Heights takes an intimate look at the diverse group of people who live there.
The True Cost Exposes the Dark Side of "Fast Fashion"
by Dan Schank3/30/2016, 9:15 AM
Morgan's well-meaning documentary offers a startling and ambitious glimpse into the most immoral peripheries of our consumer economy.
Dear President Obama with Filmmaker Jon Bowermaster Screens at EUP
by Ryan Smith3/16/2016, 1:00 PM
The conversation will be open to everyone when the film premieres locally on Tuesday, March 29 at Edinboro University.
FILM at the Erie Art Museum Considers the Brutality of the Border with Sicario and Cartel Land
by Dan Schank3/2/2016, 3:45 PM
The Erie Art Museum's film series takes a socially conscious turn this winter, with two features exploring criminal justice, Mexican drug cartels, and border politics.
Geeked Out: Deadpool: an unlikely superhero movie
by John Lindvay3/2/2016, 1:45 PM
Deadpool doesn't have the pop culture presence of other more ubiquitous superheroes, and that's exactly why it was exciting to hear a movie was in the works.
Spike Lee's Chi-Raq Offers an Audacious, Ambitious Look at the World We Live in
by Dan Schank2/17/2016, 2:45 PM
Chi-Raq might not be the best film of 2015, but it's probably the one that best represents the uncertain zeitgeist we live in.
Is The Holy Mountain the strangest movie ever made?
by Dan Schank2/17/2016, 11:50 AM
Do you enjoy weird movies?
Room Tells an Intimate Story of Abduction, Escape, and Resilience
by Dan Schank2/3/2016, 12:15 PM
Lenny Abrahamson's 2015 film Room is many things at once – a horror movie, a family drama, an examination of sexual abuse, and the survival tale of a "wild child" who grows up outside the confines of civilization.
So Much More than Lucy
by Sara Toth1/20/2016, 2:00 PM
Lucille Ball's legacy is more than her movies and her television shows.
Geeked Out: Disarming Documentaries
by John Lindvay1/20/2016, 1:15 PM
Enter the captivating world of media that dives into criminal cases.
The Erie Vegan and Vegetarian Society Screens Fed Up at the Whole Foods Co-op
by Ti Sumner1/6/2016, 2:45 PM
The Erie Vegan and Vegetarian Society is sponsoring a viewing of Fed Up on Jan. 10 at 1 p.m. at the Whole Foods Co-op.
Geeked Out: It's about damn time!
by John Lindvay12/9/2015, 3:00 PM
Jessica Jones is the latest Netflix Original Series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Best of Enemies Explores the Partisan Bickering of a Bygone Era
by Dan Schank11/25/2015, 3:45 PM
Watching liberal novelist Gore Vidal spar with conservative journalist William F. Buckley in the late sixties is like entering the Twilight Zone.
Explore the Heights of the Himalayas in Meru
by Dan Schank11/11/2015, 2:15 PM
If you're up for a visceral, vertiginous thrill, Meru is a film that begs to be seen on the big screen.
