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| Star Wars fanatics present wristbands to a guard as they enter a theater at Loews Waterfront for the 12:01 a.m. showing of "Star Wars: Episode III -- Revenge of the Sith." |
MOVIE THEATERS
Carmike 10, Upper St. Clair, 412-835-7700.
Carmike 15, Greensburg, 724-834-1190.
Cheswick Theatres, Cheswick, 724-274-6646.
Clearview Mall Cinemas, Butler, 724-283-3884.
Cranberry 8, Cranberry, 724-772-3111.
Dependable Drive-In, Moon, 412-264-7011 or 412-264-7010.
Destinta Chartiers Valley 20, Bridgeville, 412-914-0999.
Destinta Plaza East 22, North Versailles, 412-824-9200.
Galleria 6, Mt. Lebanon, 412-531-5551.
Harris, Downtown, 412-682-4111.
Loews Waterfront, West Homestead, 412-462-6384.
Manor Theater, Squirrel Hill, 412-422-7729.
Maxi-Saver 12, West Mifflin, 412-655-8700.
Melwood Screening Room, Oakland, 412-682-4111.
Northway Mall's Cinemas 8, Ross, 412-931-1870.
Norwin Cinemas, Irwin, 724-864-7727.
Oaks, Oakmont, 412-828-6311.
Penn Hills Cinemas, Penn Hills, 412-243-1831.
Rangos Omnimax Theater, Carnegie Science Center, North Side, 412-237-3400.
Regent Square, Edgewood, 412-682-4111.
Showcase Cinemas North, McCandless, 412-931-1870.
Showcase Cinemas West, Robinson, 412-787-5788 or 412-923-2760.
South Pike Cinemas, Sarver, 724-295-2630.
Southland 9, Pleasant Hills, 412-655-0500.
SouthSide Works Cinema, South Side, 412-381-7335.
Squirrel Hill Theater, Squirrel Hill, 412-421-7900.
Washington Mall Cinemas, Washington, 724-250-7550.
Waterworks Cinemas, Aspinwall, 412-784-1406.
Wynnsong 12, Delmont, 724-468-3553.
FILM FESTIVALS
Pittsburgh-area film festivals include annual events, irregularly recurring film series and one-time occasions. Most of them include appearances by filmmakers or other speakers.
Amnesty International Film Festival, 412-665-1714. The international organization spotlights features, shorts and documentaries from around the world that focus on human rights issues. September.
Classic Law Film Series, 724-225-6710. The Washington County Bar Association offers free screenings of well-known films that center on lawyers, trials and legal issues. Guests from the legal field introduce the films. Spring and fall.
Looking at Art, 412-371-0600. Exhibits at the Frick Art Museum inspire the selection of movies in its annual film series. Varies.
Pittsburgh International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, 412-422-6776. One of the oldest film festivals of its type offers features, documentaries and short films with gay and lesbian themes. Mid-October.
Pittsburgh Jewish-Israeli Film Festival, 412-992-5203. Contemporary American and foreign films with Jewish or Israeli themes, including features, documentaries and shorts. March-April.
Sweetwater Center for the Arts, 412-741-4405. The Sewickley center offers film series on various themes. Varies.
Three Rivers Film Festival, 412-681-5449. The region's biggest film festival, featuring close to 50 features, documentaries and shorts. It's a survey of what's new in American independents, foreign film and local cinema. November.
For up-to-date coverage, log on to www.post-gazette.com/events.