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The BSR July 2024 repertory movie roundup
Blobfest, the Before trilogy, and more
Hit the cinemas with Philadelphia Film Society’s Summer of Trilogies, four Hitchcock film seminars, and the 25th annual Blobfest. Stephen Silver previews.
Previews
4 minute read
The BSR June 2024 repertory movie roundup
Pedro, Pride, Pacino, and Sestero
June offers plenty of chances to celebrate Pride at the cinema in Philly, plus seminars on The Godfather, Part II and Memento, and lots more picks, from Bee Movie to Pulp Fiction. Stephen Silver rounds up area film screenings.
Previews
4 minute read
The BSR May 2024 repertory movie roundup
Fosse, Fosse, Fosse!
Celebrating Bob Fosse, Grey Gardens, and more looks back to the 1970s. Stephen Silver rounds up area film screenings.
Previews
4 minute read
SpringFest 2024 presents In a Violent Nature, The Idea of You, and I Saw the TV Glow
Honoring the cinematic legacy of the 1990s
The Philadelphia Film Society’s annual SpringFest brings popular films from Sundance and other festivals to town. This year, three prominent films paid homage to the cinematic legacy of the 1990s. Stephen Silver reviews.
Reviews
4 minute read
The BSR April 2024 repertory movie roundup
90s action, a Philly classic, and youth rebellion in Japanese film
Classic action flicks from the 90s, a Philadelphia-shot film from the 80s, and a new film series from Lightbox. Stephen Silver rounds up.
Previews
4 minute read
The BSR March 2024 repertory movie roundup
Celebrating Women’s History Month in the cinemas
Agnes, Lady Bird, Foxy Brown, and more light up the screens in March. Stephen Silver previews.
Previews
4 minute read
The BSR February 2024 repertory movie roundup
Nolan and Lynch re-releases and the 20th anniversary of Eternal Sunshine
Tenet, the two Dunes, Valentine’s Day and Black History Month, and more screenings decorate February. Stephen Silver previews.
Previews
5 minute read
The BSR January 2024 repertory movie roundup
Revisiting New Hollywood, music with movies, Dr. Strangelove, and more
The dark side of the New Hollywood, a 1960s classic, and movies with musical accompaniment open up the new year. Stephen Silver previews.
Previews
5 minute read
At the darkest time of year, horror movies bring me unexpected healing
Falling for the darkness
Melissa Strong used to leave the lights on after watching The X-Files, and hated doing anything risky or scary. But when she pushed herself to begin watching horror movies, she experienced a surprising change.
Essays
5 minute read
Netflix presents Bradley Cooper’s Maestro
A powerful realization of Leonard Bernstein’s life and loves
Star, director, co-writer, and co-producer Bradley Cooper’s Maestro, the new Netflix biopic on Leonard Bernstein, has important connections to Philadelphia’s creative life and music. Victor L. Schermer reviews.
Reviews
3 minute read