my old notebook was ruined in the great crockpot backpack spillage of 2026 but good news is I copied everything over to an Arri notebook straight out the wrapper.
Check out the @aftermath.site + @pghsoundandimage.bsky.social stickers so far
my old notebook was ruined in the great crockpot backpack spillage of 2026 but good news is I copied everything over to an Arri notebook straight out the wrapper.
Check out the @aftermath.site + @pghsoundandimage.bsky.social stickers so far
The Voice of Hind Rajab
This Thursday at 7:00 at Carnegie Museum of Art, the urgent Best International Feature nominee THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB.
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Jesse Jackson in Billy Jackson's "We Are Universal," preserved last year with local Kickstarter backers and the National Film Preservation Foundation.
plays Thursday at the Glitterbox here in Pgh compliments of @pghsoundandimage.bsky.social tickets.pghsoundandimage.com/schedule/697...
Tomorrow is today!
It's by remarkable chance that @fleamarketfilms.bsky.social acquired this print -- found in a Florida storage unit in 2020. Unlike the release based on a German TV version, it has original credits. We share it tomorrow, Thursday 1/29 at 8:00pm at @glitterboxtheater.bsky.social!
He got his start working for Tobe Hooper as a grip on THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE, but Pennell's career was limited by drugs and alcohol. He describes missing his Hollywood chance in this clip from Media Burn Archive.
Two men at night in a truck
Tomorrow night we present what we believe to be the only complete print of Eagle Pennell's landmark indie comedy THE WHOLE SHOOTIN' MATCH. It was an influence on Robert Redford to start Sundance, and on Richard Linklater's career, and subject of a rating revision by Roger Ebert, from 3 to 4 stars.
A recurring collaborator of Peggy Ahwesh, Tippi Comden, Robert Haller, and Natalka Voslakov, he theorized that his fluid camera movement could lock onto a subject's personal wavelength.
Lock in with us for ESSENTIAL PITTSBURGH: J.T. VALE, Friday 12/12 at 8:00 at The Glitterbox.
Here's Forbes Avenue, in the heart of Pitt's campus, as seen in J.T. Vale's 1975 film "Why We Eat." A true maven of cinema povera, he had an eye for cataloging and dramatizing the oddball characters in his social orbit.
J.T. Vale was a South Side cinephile chasing the sublime. We close this season of Essential Pittsburgh with the results of @fleamarketfilms.bsky.social's seven year search for his surviving works. This trailer features scenes from the euphoric "Steelers Riot" (1976).
Tonight!
A great place to be in Pittsburgh tonight: the Carnegie Museum of Art for a hands-on engagement with cameraless experimental filmmaking w/ a selection of paint & scratch films followed by making one as a group! Facilitated by PGH GOATs @pghsoundandimage.bsky.social
Tired: chicken Jockeying at the Sphere or whatever
Wired: Jodie Mack walking around a museum screening room waving her phone flashlight around and reciting parody Dark Side of the Moon lyrics like sheβs doing the beat poem from So I Married an Axe Murderer
Best Cinema Experience of the β20s maybe
Not lying when I think this is probably the best film of the last 20 years. Knew nothing of Mack's work (because I was stupid) and went in blind to the world premiere and came out the biggest fanboy.
We anticipate a special night to say the least when Jodie Mack joins us in person tomorrow, Friday, 9/19 at 7pm at Carnegie Museum of Art with her films on 16mm.
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Dusty Stacks of Mom: The Poster Project
Jodie Mack at Q&A
Let Your Light Shine
Frames of plants on black and white backgrounds in "Lover, Lovers, Loving, Love"
Excited to reveal that tomorrow night, Jodie Mack will present the rarely seen *live performance version* of her modern classic DUSTY STACKS OF MOM: THE POSTER PROJECT!
We'll also have the regional (east coast?) premiere of her new film "Lover, Lovers, Loving, Love."
16mm film scan of early 80s shoppers in the predominantlyJewish neighborhood of Squirrel Hill
Tonight, a Squirrel Hill time capsule on 16mm, with director Sheila Chamovitz in person!
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Her work collectively received the most critics' votes for best experimental films this century in @jpjameshansen.bsky.social's recent poll in Filmmaker Mag.
Get tickets to join us Friday, 9/19 at Carnegie Museum of Art for an unforgettable line-up of Mackβs films and Mack herself in person. (2/2)
Jodie Mack in person + on 16mm. September 19th, Carnegie Museum of Art
We're thrilled to bring the magnificent Jodie Mack to Pittsburgh!
Her latest is in this show and at this yearβs NYFF, and her films have been described as βperfectionβ (Sight and Sound) and βdazzlingβ (Artforum). (1/2)
Some familiar names to PSI audiences, and foreshadowing a TBA guest next month!
Pittsburgh Sound and Image tote bag next to a beach chair at golden hour
@pghsoundandimage.bsky.social shoutout
Program from Northeast Historic Film Symposium showing Steven Haines' presentation synopsis
Ugetsu 16mm reels
We stir the ghosts of Melwood Screening Room this Thursday with UGETSU on 16mm!
Last weekend @fleamarketfilms.bsky.social was in Maine repping Pgh at the Northeast Historic Film Symposium, sharing reels and stories from PSI's collection.
Kinonik's Andy Graham handed off the UGETSU reels in person.
A woman leans on a movie theater concession counter smiling up at another woman sitting on the counter, faintly smiling back.
Screening on 16mm! Sarah Jacobson's lone feature-length film, MARY JANE'S NOT A VIRGIN ANYMORE is THE essential 1990s riot grrrl b-movie sex ed flick.
This Thursday, June 5th at @glitterboxtheater.bsky.social in Homestead.
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PARK LANES is a one of a kind experience. Plus catch a film manipulation workshop by us as part of the series, on Nov 10!
High contrast film still of a woman in black standing next to a wooden fence holding a small black object. Rotated 90 degrees.
Visiting filmmaker Friday! Chicago-based Lori Felker studied at Pittsburgh Filmmakers and has gone on to festival success and a presence on Criterion Channel. She shares a selection of her films on 16mm, Super 8 and more Friday at 8 PM at @glitterboxtheater.bsky.social.
We're bringing Stan Brakhage's legendary (and legendarily disturbing) Pittsburgh trilogy back to the city where he made it on 16mm next weekend!
Tickets: www.eventbrite.com/e/1265571340...