On Thursday, PFS interns Brittany and Alex went to a screening of Warrior, which comes out in theaters September 9. Mark your calendars!

Brittany Says...
Don’t let the Mixed Marital Arts theme of Warrior fool you into thinking its just another sports story. This film is more about family struggle than MMA, thanks to fantastic performances from the three leads, Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton and Nick Nolte. The beginning of the movie was nothing special but it set the stage for the intense final scenes. I can’t remember ever being so invested in a final battle.

We all know the name Saddam Hussein. The name reminds my generation of a conflict that has engulfed much of the world for almost half of our lives. For others, it brings back memories of not only this war but also another in the early 90s. Much less known is the name Uday Hussein, Saddam’s eldest son. However, some say that Uday was just as dangerous, a veritable psychopath who played with anyone he chose. Uday became notorious for brutally punishing his friends, girlfriends, and even athletes who failed to perform.

Just think, Bruce Willis' oldest daughter Rumer would have only been 7 years old, and Brad Pitt was not only kid-less, he hadn't even met Jennifer Aniston yet.

We are now accepting applications from those interested in volunteering at the 20th Annual Philadelphia Film Festival!

Volunteering at the Philadelphia Film Festival is a great opportunity to get an inside look at an international film festival, work with film-lovers just like you, and see some awesome films!

This year, the festival will be October 20-Novemeber 3 at various venues throughout the city including Ritz East, Ritz Five, and The Rave!

Positions Available:
• Theater Operations (Greeters and Ushers)
• Box Office Sales
• Venue Management
• Hospitalit