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Horror and heroism

An Iliad, probably like you've never seen it before, courtesy of Applied Mechanics

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  • Five questions: Justin Viggiano

    Indy filmmaker out to turn the movie-making process on its head

    • Nov 29, 2019
  • Actors Chadwick Boseman and Sienna Miller star in 21 BRIDGES
    Big city, big screen

    All of a sudden, Philadelphia is the new New York of the film industry

    • Nov 21, 2019
  • Photo of performer acting
    Horror and heroism

    An Iliad, probably like you've never seen it before, courtesy of Applied Mechanics

    • Nov 10, 2019
  • Woman singing into microphone
    PW picks: The First Person Arts Festival

    For 18 years, the First Person Arts Festival has been captivating audiences.

    • Nov 1, 2019
  • Last week to check out the badass art installation that is Site/Sound: Revealing the Rail Park

    It’s your final chance.

    • Oct 18, 2019
  • Watch parties: We countdown the 10 can’t miss flicks of the Philadelphia Film Festival

    The annual Philadelphia Film Festival, gets underway Oct. 18.

    • Oct 18, 2019
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    Stories that truly matter on the agenda at First Person Arts Festival

    For the past 18 years, the First Person Arts Film Festival has brought provocative think pieces to the stage

    • Oct 15, 2019
  • Man of the hour: Philly, for one night it’s time to welcome playwright Ed Shockley back to the stage

    Tell Ed Shockley that he’s too young, at 62, to win a Lifetime Achievement Award from Theatre Philadelphia’s Barrymore Awards next Monday at the Bok Building, and he laughs. “I’m glad you noticed that, but the fact is I started earlier than anyone else. I was writing plays at age 10 and got...

    • Oct 11, 2019
  • Stories that truly matter on the agenda at 18th annual First Person Arts Festival this November

    For the past 18 years, the First Person Arts Film Festival has brought provocative think pieces to the stage for Philadelphia’s viewing pleasure.It’s a tireless effort compiled by a tiny collaborative who for nearly 20 years has delivered great storytelling across multiple topics. It’s a trait that emerges from its routine story...

    • Oct 11, 2019
  • Popcorn ready programming: Your guide to the slew of film festivals to hit Philly this fall

    Philadelphia has become a town that hosts film festivals all year round. There's QFlix, PFS Springfest, the Philadelphia Latin Film Festival. There’s Cinedelphia in the spring and BlackStar in the summer. 

    • Oct 4, 2019

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