What’s New at the 2026 Dialogues Documentary Festival
This festival focuses on showing off contemporary documentaries, with many centered around the 414.
A New Series Is Bringing Classic Films in 70mm to Milwaukee
From Aug. 28-Sept. 4, the Oriental Theatre will be showing five films in rare 70mm format.
Q&A: Nicholas Renee Smith is Screening His New Film at Cactus Club
This Milwaukee filmmaker is debuting his newest film tonight, accompanied by a live score.
Inside Blue House, a New Home For Milwaukee Filmmakers
Its new series, “Bodies,” explores the diverse understandings of the human body.
Meet the Man Who Inspired the Award Winning Documentary ‘American Madness’
Richard McCaslin’s life of conspiracy theories piqued the interest of Milwaukee writer Tea Krulos.
‘Beacons of Brew City’ Shines a Light on Eight LGBTQ+ Wisconsinites
The documentary aims to connect the current generation with LGBTQ+ history in Wisconsin.
Milwaukee Film Festival Sees an Increase in Attendance
Despite the increase, the festival has yet to repeat its record-high attendance from 2019.
Sound and Vision Collide at the Milwaukee Music Video Show
Fifteen original videos from local musicians rocked eyes and ears during a showcase at the Milwaukee Film Festival.
‘Keep Quiet and Forgive’ Is a Painful Indictment of Abuse in the Amish and Mennonite Communities
The documentary explores sexual abuse, which is often swept under the rug, within the secretive communities.
‘Bright Beautiful World’ Is a Joyful Ode to Local Musician Pat McCurdy
The film documents McCurdy’s 50-year long career, from stints at Summerfest to his 2020 revival.