Does the New Door County Christmas Movie Have Enough Cheese?
Yes, it does – literally and figuratively.
Local Filmmaker Nathan Deming Wants to Make Movies in Wisconsin
Not only has he filmed his latest projects here, he’s been at the front of the push for Wisconsin’s new film office and tax incentives.
Forget America’s Team; the Green Bay Packers Are Japan’s Team
A new documentary features the international friendship and fandom of 20-plus natives of Japan devoted to the Green and Gold.
Documentary Film Fest Finds: ‘Cat Town, USA’ Explores a Cat Retirement Home
A couple’s backyard becomes a sanctuary for elderly and homeless felines in this movie.
Documentary Film Fest Finds: ‘Stolen Kingdom’ Investigates Disney Trespassers
When an animatronic from an abandoned Epcot ride goes missing, a community of self-described urban explorers is under suspicion.
Documentary Film Fest Finds: ‘An Unquiet Mind’ Explores OCD
The film follows the journey of two people with obsessive-compulsive disorder.
5 Must-See Movies at Milwaukee Film’s Dialogues Documentary Festival
The showcase of documentary cinema will run Sept. 18-21.
A New State Bill Establishes a Wisconsin Film Office
The biennial budget bill signed by Gov. Tony Evers on July 3 established the state film office within the Wisconsin Department of Tourism.
Local Documentary ‘Cycle’ Just Won an Award at the Brooklyn Film Festival
The documentary tells the story of the killing of Ty’rese West, a Black 18-year-old from Racine who was fatally shot by a Mount Pleasant police officer.
Milwaukee Film Reports an Operating Surplus After Million-Dollar Deficits
The turnaround comes after a year of changing leadership, program cuts and financial restructuring.