Citizen Kane (1941)

Sat., Sept. 20
7 p.m.
Rated PG

Film introduced by award-winning filmmakers (“Unsinkable”)

Father and son team Brian Hartman (Producer) and Cody Hartman (Director)

Film showing in partnership with

Following the death of newspaper giant Charles Foster Kane, a reporter takes on the task of unraveling the tangled web of his life in the hopes of uncovering the mystery of Kane’s last word. The interviews done with those who knew Kane in life paint a fascinating portrait of a man who navigated his way toward the American Dream from obscurity to the top of his industry.

Considered one of the greatest films of all time, “Citizen Kane” innovated cinema through its outstanding technical prowess, non-linear storytelling, and its timeless commentary on human nature. Join us on Sat., Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. to experience this masterpiece on the largest screen in the region.

Runtime: 119 minutes

About Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club

The Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club is a club for folks who love movies from The Golden Age of Hollywood (1910–1969). The mission of the Club is to preserve the legacy of classic film and to raise community awareness. The Club is free to join and provides numerous free screenings in various locations in the Pittsburgh area. If you are interested in the Pittsburgh Classic Movie Club, visit our website and social media sites.

Please note: Tickets can be purchased up to four weeks in advance.

Doors open an hour before showtime. Come in early to take photos in our Robot Hall of Fame, purchase concessions, and settle into your seat of choice in front of the giant screen. The movie begins promptly at the listed showtime above.