“The power to make the shifts that we need starts with each of us and starts right where you are.” - Jendaiya Hill, filmmaker and activist.

cinéSPEAK spoke with two local queer filmmakers seeking and building community in Philly.

cinéSPEAK’s annual Under the Stars screening series promises to ignite discussions on empowerment, activism, education, and inclusivity.

Drawing from her immigrant experiences, media artist Anula Shetty aimed to bridge the connection between SEPTA workers and commuters.

In the midst of pain and uncertainty, key community members, government officials, and media makers have found strength in media making.

While Philadelphia’s Asian communities are facing the threat of erasure, organizers and community leaders unite to fight.

The 12th annual BlackStar Film Festival, dedicated to uplifting visionary Black, Brown, and Indigenous media creators, returns.

The Philadelphia Latino Film Festival returns for its 12th year, transformed and full of potential.

by Gabe Castro for the Philadelphia Inquirer on November 3rd, 2022 The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival is returning for its...

A matriarchal tale of womanhood, art, and love, Alma’s Rainbow showcases Black joy and sisterhood through laughter and drama.

For nearly a decade, the fictional murderous release known as the Purge has been a part of our cinematic landscape.

“When a black woman moves, the whole structure of society moves with her.”

Philly has always had a vivid and unique burlesque community with shows taking place all throughout the city and ranging across genres.

‘Knocking’ Examines the Horrors of Gaslighting and Vulnerability in Mental Illness

Prano Bailey-Bond’s CENSOR seeks to explore what happens to the frail but dedicated minds.

The horror landscape is shifting, as it does, to offer a cathartic tool to cope with our frightening realities.

Horror is a genre that has had a duplicitous relationship with most marginalized groups, including womxn.