Film Series at the SNF Parkway

A film series that focuses on contemporary image based work that explore innovative ways of working with materiality, sound, & narrative.

Community of Parting, Special Feature: Jane Jin Kaisen at the SNF Parkway Theatre Open now through April 10 —the Critical Responses to Anti-Asian Violence (CRAAV) Initiative at Johns Hopkins University and the Center for Advanced Media Studies have partnered to present a special program featuring the multi-media artwork of internationally-renowned artist Jane Jin Kaisen at the SNF Parkway Theatre.

A monthly curated series that highlights practices of emerging filmmakers, who are building radical, expansive and wholly new definitions of cinematic form.

The best of our Maryland Film Festival selections, back at the Parkway for a theatrical run!

A unique monthly series bringing the best of Baltimore to the movie theatre, with a new community partner each month!

A year-round slate of diverse short film programs, encompassing theatrical runs, curated collections, and open submissions.

A weekly free series of films spanning the globe.

A series of conversations with local makers and entrepreneurs in the Made in Baltimore collective, hosted at the SNF Parkway Theatre.

The Baltimore Student Film Showcase is a year-long celebration of student-produced film and video by Baltimore-area middle, high-school, and college-aged artists that take place quarterly throughout the school year.

Throughout Fall 2019, Science and Film will explore the meanings and uses of science and technology in film through guest lectures and discussion of cinematic examples both recent and historic.

The theme of the festival this year is Access. Festival programs will elaborate on subjects such as Access to Power, Access to Guidance, and Access to Love. Both Saturday and Sunday will feature a shorts program dedicated to Baltimore-made films, including B. Monet’s documentary Ballet After Dark and Antonio Hernadez’s documentary Indelible: Abdu Ali. Friday’s Opening Night will feature Numa Perrier’s acclaimed film Jezebel.

Take a break from the heat and crowds, grab a local craft beer and some delicious popcorn, and join us for a weekend of free movies on the SNF Parkway’s big screen!

Showcasing visions from the underbelly of film history, the Parkway's Cult Cravings series explores everything from uproarious genre catastrophes to underappreciated landmarks of independent cinema.

The SNF Parkway is proud to host Generation Parkway — a series of family‑friendly films screening weekly on Saturday afternoons.

Beginning July 26th, the SNF Parkway celebrates Stanley Kubrick’s would-be 90th birthday with a retrospective of the master filmmaker’s invaluable contributions to the history of cinema.

Coinciding with the theatrical premiere of Sickies Making Films and the ongoing exhibition John Waters: Indecent Exposure at the Baltimore Museum of Art, the SNF Parkway presents BANNED — a celebration of notoriously censored films.

1968, a year of global protest and revolution, galvanized audiences for movies that reflected their changing world.

In the Wild West days of early filmmaking — before Hollywood hardened into an assembly-line behemoth and boys’ club — talented women worked regularly as writers, producers, and directors, instrumental in shaping the very language of cinema as we know it.

The first annual Baltimore Greek Film Festival is an exciting opportunity to explore modern Greek cinema in its many forms.

From Sept. 15 to Oct. 27, the SNF Parkway celebrates Latin American filmmaking with a survey of six works, ranging from distinguished independent visions to record-setting, box office hits.

Take a break from the heat and crowds, grab a local craft beer and some delicious popcorn, and join us for a weekend of free movies on the SNF Parkway’s big screen!

MdFF is proud to partner with the GLCCB and Baltimore Pride to present a special lineup of films and events for Pride 2018!