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Image by tigerlillyshop via Flickr Handmade Nation is a documentary film about the rise of all things handmade and crafty by artist and filmmaker Faythe Levine. I first learned about this film at the Craft Congress – a meeting of craft fair organizers – that was first held in Pittsburgh in 2007. You can read more about the Craft Congress in more
Cover of Groundhog Day (Special Edition) Technically Groundhog day is February 2 – but Pittsburgh filmmakers is showing the film Groundhog Day this Sunday, January 24, 2010 – just in time to get you in the mood for the actual groundhog day next week. Groundhog Day is Part four of five in the Pittsburgh Filmmakers January Sunday Night series: more
This is a great free way to spend an evening and spend some time in one of Pittsburgh’s nicest parks. Head on over to Oakland. Grab some ice cream at Dave and Andy’s and then setting in to watch Grease at the Schenley Plaza.The Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and Pittsburgh Filmmakers have teamed up to show great American films on Saturday nights in more
I have had this on my calendar and the IheartPGH calendar ever since I saw the preview in the Pittsburgh Filmmaker’s email last month. Through June 5, 2008 the Harris Theaters is showing the documentary Girls Rock! – a documentary about a week long rock and roll camp for girls in Portland Oregon. The film has received some rave reviews from papers more
For the fourth and final sunday of “calling all Coenheads” Pittsburgh Filmmakers is bringing The Big Lebowski to the big screen. The Big Lebowski Sunday, April 27, 2008 8pm at the Regent Square Theater more
Pittsburgh Filmmakers is always bringing good stuff to town. This film looks particularly interesting and includes a pre-screening reception with live music from an assortment of local artists. Saturday March 8, Pittsburgh Filmmakers Melwood Screening Room Live music at 6:30, Film Begins at 7:30 The Other Side of the Mirror: Dylan Live at Newport more
I have a thing for documentary films, I love them. Thus I am very interested in seeing this documentary, King Corn, at Pittsburgh Filmmakers this weekend. King Corn is the story of two friends who plant and grow an acre of corn in Iowa and try to follow their corn across the country to see where food comes from. I enjoyed (was terrified by) Fast more
