Outdoor movies have become a rite of passage for summer months. Throughout Westchester, family-friendly movies like Elemental to Trolls Band Together are being screened all season long and into September.

The S.I.C. Film School is an education platform, located in Yonkers, NY, that centers around the idea of generating “Social Impact Content,” empowering youth to explore social issues that are affecting them.

UnCharitable is one of those films that aims to change the way we view the accepted models of our world.

Jacob Burns Film Center will begin the year with a new series that celebrates the diversity of Latin American filmmaking. 

Business Council of Westchester President Marsha Gordon does more than bestow valuable resources and advice to local businesses. On her free time, she loves catching the newest movies.

As The Picture House (TPH)’s Bronxville location approaches its second anniversary, it has announced the opening of a new education and multi-use space called The Studio.

I recently had the incredible pleasure of watching a short film that was produced by a group of students at Pace University through a program called PaceDocs (including my friend Jerry McKinstry, Assistant Vice President of Public Affairs at Pace and, in this case, adult student, who introduced me to the film).  

Yonkers is becoming a magnet for the film industry. Many films have been created there and Lionsgate recently opened a studio complex on the city’s waterfront – making it the perfect backdrop for a film festival.

The Picture House Regional Film Center (TPHRFC) recently announced Clayton Bushong as its new Executive Director of The Picture House (TPH).

A feature film about Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA) recently landed a distribution deal with a major production company, A24.