The Picture House Film Club is a surprise every week! A subscription consists of tickets to six screenings — on Wednesdays in Pelham and Sundays in Bronxville — giving subscribers the opportunity to see six wonderful films and be involved in post-screening discussions. The names of the films and special guests are an exciting surprise, not known to the audience until they arrive at the theater! See previous Film Club movies and guests below.
Subscriptions to Film Club are open to members of The Picture House. This exclusive benefit gives members access to films before they are released for the general public and a chance to see Q&As with industry insiders. Learn about the benefits of a Picture House membership.
Sundays at the Cinema – Spring 2024 on sale now!
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Spring Film Club Dates: April 14, 21, 28, and May 5
The Picture House is thrilled to announce the return of Bronxville Film Club for a Spring 2024 Season! Get ready for another great set of Sunday afternoons in Bronxville with our passionate and captivating host Joe Neumaier. Sundays at the Cinema will be four sessions this season, beginning on April 14th at 1:00PM. The four-film series will have a political theme, first movie to be announced soon. We are ecstatic to welcome back Joe Neumaier, on air film critic for New York’s 710AM-WOR, who has been an entertainment journalist, movie critic, onstage moderator and radio/TV commentator for over 30 years.
Pelham Spring 2024
Subscriptions for Spring Film Club are now on sale!
Pelham Spring Film Club dates (Wednesdays): May 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th and June 5th.
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TPH is excited to welcome Stephen J. Whitty back for a new season as Film Club Host. The film critic at The Star-Ledger for nearly two decades, Stephen Whitty has also written for Entertainment Weekly, The New York Daily News, Cosmopolitan, Stanford Magazine, and The Minetta Review, among many others. He has profiled some of cinema’s most influential figures including Steven Spielberg, Peter O’Toole, and Judi Dench, and is the author of The Alfred Hitchcock Encyclopedia.
Questions about Film Club? Email filmclub@thepicturehouse.org.
Pelham Film Club – Winter 2024
Week 6: Filmmaker Jonny Sweet, Wicked Little Letters
Week 5: Filmmakers Paul Middleditch and Hamish Bennett, Uproar
Week 4: Filmmaker Alejandro Gomez Monteverde, Cabrini
Week 3: Filmmaker Noora Niasari, Shayda
Week 2: Filmmaker Michael Fiore, Veselka
Week 1: Filmmaker Tran Anh Hung, The Taste Of Things
Sundays At The Cinema – Bronxville Winter 2024
The Picture House Film Club Pelham – Fall 2024
The Picture House Film Club Bronxville — Spring 2023
Every Tuesday for six weeks in April and May, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In spring 2023 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Stephen Willaims, Chevalier
Filmmaker Steven K. Tsuchida, A Tourist’s Guide to Love
Filmmaker and screenwriter Joe Gilford, Save the Tiger
Dale Berra, son of Yogi Berra, It Ain’t Over
Filmmaker Paul Schrader, Master Gardener
The Picture House Film Club Bronxville — Winter 2023
Every Tuesday for six weeks from January through March, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In winter 2023 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Lukas Dhont, Close
Filmmaker Eran Kolirin, Let It Be Morning
Actress Krew Boylan, Seriously Red
Filmmaker Colin West, Linoleum
Executive Producer Janek Ambros, Magoado
Filmmaker/producers Erin Bernhardt and Din Blankenship, Refuge
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Winter 2023
Every Wednesday for six weeks from January through March, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In winter 2023 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Kyle Marvin, 80 for Brady
Filmmaker Frances O’Connor, Emily
Filmmaker Rachael Moriarty, Róise & Frank
Writer Philippa Langley and Sarah Lawrence Faculty Member Nicholas Utzig, The Lost King
The Picture House Film Club Bronxville — Fall 2022
Inaugural Season!
Every Tuesday for six weeks in November and December, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In fall 2022 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Sebastián Lelio (via Zoom), The Wonder
Filmmaker David Siev, Bad Axe
Filmmaker Andrew Bujalski, There There
Screenwriter David Magee, Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Filmmaker Lizzie Gottlieb, Turn Every Page — The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb
Filmmaker Josh Alexander, Loudmouth
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Fall 2022
Every Wednesday for six weeks in October and November, we screened new films, and select films were followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In fall 2022 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Mye Hoang, Cat Daddies
Filmmaker Michael Grandage (via Zoom), My Policeman
Filmmaker James Gray, Actors Banks Repeta and James Webb (via Zoom), Armageddon Time
Filmmaker Florian Zeller (via Zoom), The Son
Actress Dalya Knapp, She Said
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Spring 2022
What We Saw
Every Wednesday for six weeks in May and June, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In spring 2022 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Audrey Diawn, Actress Anamaria Vartolomei (via Zoom), Happening
Filmmakers Scott McGehee and David Siegel, Montana Story
Producer Tia Wou, Hold Your Fire
Filmmaker Craig Roberts (via Zoom), The Phantom of the Open
Filmmaker Chloe Okuno, Watcher
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Winter 2022
Every Wednesday for six weeks in February and March, we screened new films, followed by conversations with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In winter 2022 we were joined by:
Filmmaker Bille August (via Zoom), The Pact
Filmmaker Stephanie Laing (via Zoom), Family Squares
Filmmaker Liza Hurwitz (via Zoom), The Automat
Producer Mark Monroe, Lucy and Desi
Steven Goldberg, of the Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center and Ram Roth, nephew of the film subject, I Am Here
Filmmaker Graham Moore (via Zoom), The Outfit
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Fall 2021
Every Wednesday for six weeks in October and November, we screened new films. For five of those screenings hosted an intimate conversation with some of the film industry’s biggest players. In fall 2021 we were joined by:
Producer Mridu Chandra, Becoming Cousteau
Director/Writer Amy Koppelman, A Mouthful of Air
Directors/Writers/Actors Jim Cummings and PJ McCabe (via Zoom), The Beta Test
Director/Writer Rebecca Hall, Passing
Actor Molly Webster, C’mon C’mon
The Picture House Film Club Pelham — Winter 2021
Every Wednesday for six weeks in February and March, we hosted an intimate Zoom conversation with some of the film industry’s biggest players. This Winter we were joined by:
Director Azazel Jacobs, French Exit
Director/Actor Viggo Mortensen and Actor Lance Henricksen, Falling
Director Kevin Macdonald, The Mauritanian
Director Nick Jarecki, Crisis
Director Philippe Falardeau and Author Joanna Rakoff, My Salinger Year
Director Epsen Sandberg, Amundsen
Fall 2020 Film Club
Every Wednesday for six weeks in October and November, we hosted an intimate Zoom conversation with some of the film industry’s biggest players. This fall we were joined by:
Daniel Lombroso, White Noise
Joe Mantegna, Things Change
Joe Mantello, Brian Hutchison, and Robin de Jesus, The Boys in the Band
George Gallo, The Comeback Trail
Sam Bisbee, Farewell Amor
Dana Nachman, Dear Santa
Spring 2020 Film Club
Every Wednesday for six weeks in May and June, we hosted an intimate Zoom conversation with some of the Film Industry’s biggest players. This spring we were joined by:
Paul Giamatti, The Illusionist
Rod Lurie, The Contender
Todd Lieberman, The Muppets
Griffin Dunne, Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold
Greg Berlanti, The Broken Hearts Club, A Romantic Comedy
John Hamburg, Safe Men
ABOUT FILM CLUB
There are three seasons for Film Club: Fall, Winter, and Spring. Subscribers to each season see six films, usually titles that have yet to open, with the occasional classic thrown in.