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Opening this Friday at the PFS Roxy Theater!  Code Black, starring Danny Cheng, Andrew Eads, Jamie Eng.

David Lynch Revisited: A Retrospective Film Series

Beginning in September, the Philadelphia Film Society will take you on a two month journey through the acclaimed film works of David Lynch.  Through moderated discussions and in-depth conversations, we will immerse you into Lynch's universe, featuring an on-stage conversation between Lynch and his long time friend, American journalist Kristine McKenna at the Prince Music Theater during his week-long visit to Philadelphia. 

Complete Film Schedule:  

September 3rd: Eraserhead

September 10th: Conversation with David Lynch followed by screening of 'Lost Highway' September 17th: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me  September 24th: Inland Empire   October 1st: Film TBD October 9th: Elephant Man – FREE Outdoor Screening at the PHS Pop-Up Garden (1438 South St.)

October 16-26: 'From the Vaults' at the Philadelphia Film Festival celebrates David Lynch. More information to be announced. 

Now Showing at the PFS Roxy Theater! And So It Goes, starring Diane Keaton, Michael Douglas, Frankie Valli.

NOW SHOWING at the PFS Theater at the Roxy!

See it with the filmmaker!  Writer/Producer Emily Wachtel is scheduled to appear at the 6:30 screenings on Friday and Saturday for a post screening Q&A. 

While watching films I often ask myself, “What is it that compelled this filmmaker to tell this particular story?”  With his latest film Ida, it is obvious that Pawel Pawlikowski set out to insinuate himself into the viewer’s heart and take them on a deeply rewarding eighty-minute road trip replete with intense directorial focus, stunning cinematography, and the single best usage of John Coltrane I have ever seen in a film.