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Author: Sarah Soliman

You may have gotten an email or two from us about The Voice & Vision Film Festival. It’s been an exciting few days at The Picture House! The festival got started with a lively night at Party on Kraft, where Voice & Vision Awards were given to Stephanie Diaz-Matos, a music supervisor who has worked [...]

Judy Blume’s 1970 novel Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. has been beloved by generations of readers. An adaptation of the film — starring Abby Ryder Fortson as Margaret, Rachel McAdams as her mother, Barbara, and Kathy Bates as her grandmother, Sylvia — hit the big screen in April, garnering rave reviews from critics [...]

Summer is right around the corner and that means so many things: vacation, baseball, grilling… After stocking up on charcoal and tickets to the Subway Series, summer also means camp and movies! You can cross those last two off your summer to-do list by signing up for The Picture House’s summer filmmaking camps! Starting the [...]

There’s always a lot of excitement around big award season juggernauts and blockbusters, but as film lovers, we also want to shine a spotlight on the wonderful independent, documentary, and international films that you can see at the Screening Room at TPH Pelham. Thanks to the small size of the theater, seeing a film in [...]

This spring, there’s a lot to look forward to at the movies, with some of the biggest stars back on the big screen in fantasy adventures, side-splitting comedies, and a gripping true-life sports story. Here are some of the films coming to The Picture House in the next few weeks.  As you read this, Dungeons [...]

Hollywood has spent the past several weeks honoring some of the best films of 2022. Months of campaigns, interviews, red carpets, and awards given out by different guilds, all lead up to film’s big night, the Academy Awards. It’s been an exciting season, and questions remain about who will take home two of the biggest [...]

This Women’s History Month, we wanted to put a spotlight on women working behind the camera. 2022 saw a number of remarkable and moving films directed by women, and there’s a lot to look forward to in 2023. Here are some highlights. Women Talking, Aftersun, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, Turning Red, and Fire [...]

The Super Bowl is almost upon us, and besides the game and the commercials and the halftime show and the snacks, The Picture House also loves the movies. TPH staff picks our favorite movies (and a tv show) to get you ready for kickoff. Any Given Sunday — Jon Bingham, Operations & Theater Manager Search [...]

“I think Black people have to be in control of their own image because film is a powerful medium. We can’t just sit back and let other people define our existence.” — Spike Lee In February, The Picture House joins the country in celebrating Black History Month the best way we know how, by showcasing [...]

Oscar nominations are out! It’s always gratifying when so many films that played at The Picture House get honored by the Academy, and this year’s exciting, eclectic line-up of ten Best Picture nominees have all screened at TPH — two of them, Women Talking and The Fabelmans, are playing at TPH Bronxville right now, while [...]