Inside Blue House, a New Home For Milwaukee Filmmakers
Its new series, “Bodies,” explores the diverse understandings of the human body.
A Lot Is Coming up at Milwaukee Film This February
A screening of David Lynch’s ‘Mulholland Drive,’ National Theatre Live screenings and more are among the programming.
‘Union’ Packages the Highs and Lows of Labor Organizing at Amazon
Milwaukee Film screened the film at its inaugural Dialogues Documentary Festival last weekend.
Q&A: Milwaukee Native Michael Sarnoski on Directing ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’
The writer and director was given a chance to helm the movie after his film, Pig, achieved critical acclaim.
Milwaukee Film Will Show an Alfred Hitchcock Movie With Live Organ
See ‘The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog’ with accompaniment by Richard Hills on Tuesday, May 28 at 7 p.m. at the Oriental Theatre.
Meet Two Local Filmmakers Who Screened Shorts at Milwaukee Film Festival
They share what it was like to make their short films and screening at the festival.
Present Music Confronts Antisemitism With a New Score to a Rediscovered Film
The modern score accompanies a screening of a prescient, cautionary 1920s film at the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Windhover Hall on Oct. 29.
What to Expect at Cactus Club’s Independent Film Festival
More than 50 films will be screened from Aug. 10-13 at the Cactus Club.
This Wisconsin-Filmed Movie Will Be Streaming Next Week
“Mags and Julie Go on a Road Trip” will hit Amazon and iTunes on Nov. 24.
Review: I Wanted to Like Wisconsin-Set ‘Irresistible’ … But I Didn’t
It’s always exciting to see a movie set in Wisconsin, but this one was disappointing.