The Thriller Picture Show Returns to The Lindsay October 11 - 14 & October 24 It wouldn’t be October without The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center hosting one of this region’s premier showcases for independent filmmakers. The Pittsburgh Moving Picture Festival is bringing its annual Thriller Picture Show to The Lindsay for the second […]
The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center’s spooky October continues with the world premiere of an exciting new horror-thriller that was made right here in Western Pennsylvania. Waltz is a Halloween-friendly film about a desperate woman whose attempt to make ends meet results in the fight of her life. This next entry in The Lindsay’s ongoing […]
Ninety percent of the public thinks America is having a mental health crisis, according to the American Psychological Association. This crisis includes anxiety, depression, eating disorders and much more, says Benjamin Carlucci, an award-winning filmmaker and Creative Director at the Strong Mind Project, a local mental health awareness nonprofit. On Sunday, Oct. 20, from 5:30 […]
The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center will introduce regional cinephiles to the singular filmmaking talent of Connor Lee O’Keefe later this month. O’Keefe is a nonfiction filmmaker, artist and teacher who uses a queer lens to shape the realities captured in his films. He’s currently in residence as this semester’s Visiting Documentary Filmmaker at Robert […]
Three Rivers Film Festival Returns to The Lindsay with 6 Films—and 2 locally made gems Two high-profile examples of Pittsburgh’s filmmaking prowess will play at The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center this November as part of Film Pittsburgh’s 2024 Three Rivers Film Festival. Both screenings will be followed by cast and crew Q&As. Three […]
Pittsburgh produces quite a bit of independently made horror films. Rarely, though, do those cinematic endeavors venture into folk horror territory. For the uninitiated, “folk horror” is a cinematic sub-genre known for isolated environments, an emphasis on nature, and utilizing real or fictional folklore to invoke terror and dread. That’s exactly what Jess Kaeden was […]
PG | 1h 40min | Animation, Adventure, Musical Directors: David Derrick Jr., Jason Hand, Dana Ledoux Miller Stars: Auli'i Cravalho, Dwayne Johnson, Alan Tudyk A sensory friendly screening of Moana 2 is set for Saturday, December 7, at 9:45 a.m. at The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center. The long-awaited sequel tasks Moana, Maui and their new […]
The Lindsay Theater and Cultural Center’s next Emerging Filmmakers Showcase, House of Tears, is a Western Pennsylvania-filmed murder mystery inspired by the classic board game Clue. House of Tears was written and directed by Bethel Park native Josh Poe. It’s set during a dinner party hosted by famous chocolate maker Vincent Loren (WTAE-TV reporter Sheldon […]
Season's greetings! Is it ever too early to start spreading holiday cheer? Get ready for two weeks of timeless stories about togetherness, generosity and keeping your tongue away from frozen poles. The Lindsay will have many flavors of holiday classics on tap this year. Board The Polar Express, get into shenanigans with Ralphie Parker in […]
The Lindsay is excited to host this special showcase of short films created for the Yes We Cannes Global Film Competition and The Four Points Film Project–all created by filmmakers with roots in the Pittsburgh region. This program is presented by the Pittsburgh 48 Hour Film Project. Please note that the screening will be followed […]
Do you enjoy mixing a little horror into your seasonal movie-watching? Then you’ve come to the right place! Curtains for Christmas follows a woman who will do whatever it takes to ensure her life is as perfect as the characters’ in her favorite holiday films. This locally filmed horror-comedy was directed by prolific Coraopolis-based filmmaker […]
PG | 1h 58min | Animation, Adventure, MusicalDirector: Barry JenkinsStars: Aaron Pierre, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Tiffany Boone Some say the best rulers are those who least want that kind of power. Mufasa: The Lion King puts this theory to the test as it recounts Mufasa's (voiced by Aaron Pierre) journey from low-born cub to the Pride Lands' great […]
