It is clear from the first scene that director Denzel Washington wants his movie “Fences” to honor the play of the same name.

The non-existent movie "Hidden Fences" got more buzz at the 2017 Golden Globes than some real films did, and the attention just keeps coming. People on social media were quick to call out the ...

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“Fences,” August Wilson’s heartfelt, rough-hewn play about a working-class black family in postwar Pittsburgh, had its debut in 1983 but feels exceptionally relevant today.

For Denzel Washington, the struggle to bring “Fences” to the screen may have been more difficult than actually starring in, producing and directing the movie.

The “Fences” cast’s charismatic performances and painful story of regret and nostalgia strike strong emotional cords that make up for the movie’s slow pacing.

Film crews wrapped work in June on "Fences" a movie which was filmed here in Pittsburgh, and now we're getting our first look at the movie.

"Hidden Fences" may remain an imaginary movie title, but that doesn't mean it's undeserving of a movie trailer—at least, according to Stephen Colbert. "This summer, see the movie white people at ...

‘Fences’ Cast on Denzel Washington as a Director: “He Took Care of Every Actor, Then Turned the Camera on Himself” The film adaptation of the play stars nearly the entire cast of the 2010 ...

The latest Hollywood film made in Pittsburgh could be a contender at Oscars time, if the first trailer that came out on Tuesday is any indication.

Listening to Denzel Washington deliver his lines at the start of his new movie “Fences” is something to behold. The film is based on the stage play by August Wilson, who also wrote a ...

Stephen Colbert has finally given us the “Hidden Fences” trailer that the internet’s been waiting for. “The Late Show” mashed up scenes from “Fences” and “Hidden Figures” — two ...