Review: ‘Invisible Lines’ Deserves to be Seen More Widely
It’s no longer screening at the 2018 Milwaukee Film Festival, but there may be other opportunities to see it.
Review: ‘Ava’ Credibly Affects Coming of Age Amid Impending Blindness
The French film, part of the Competition programming at the 2018 Milwaukee Film Festival, is in the running for the $10,000 Herzfeld Competition Award.
Review: ‘Riverwest Film & Video’ is an Intriguing Fly-on-the-wall Look at a Community Staple
Part of the “Cream City Cinema” program at the 2018 Milwaukee Film Fest, ‘Riverwest Film & Video’ is a documentary worth seeing twice.
Review: ‘Pick of the Litter’ is as Warm and Fuzzy as the Pups It Follows
Two award-winning documentary filmmakers unleash a touching story about seeing-eye dogs on Milwaukee audiences.
Review: Women Lead in ‘The Heat: A Kitchen R(evolution)’
They can stand the heat, and they’re not getting outta the kitchen.
Review: ‘Netizens’ Brings Cautious Optimism to the #MeToo Age
Three remarkable women fight back against gendered cyber abuse in ‘Netizens,’ part of the Milwaukee Film Festival’s 2018 Documentary Festival Favorites program.
7 Milwaukee Film Festival Screenings for Music Lovers
The Milwaukee Film Festival (October 18-November 1) is back and it’s more focused on music than ever. Here are some films for music buffs to check out.
Review: ‘Science Fair’ Delights Audience at Film Fest Opening Night
Milwaukee native’s documentary puts high school kids center stage
5 Milwaukee-Made Film Fest Movies We Can’t Wait to See
This year at the Milwaukee Film Festival, I’m going to concentrate on movies with Milwaukee connections. What the heck – that’s the name of the fest, right?
5 Film Fest Flicks on Our Editor-in-Chief’s Watchlist
Here’s what Carole Nicksin can’t wait to see at the 2018 Milwaukee Film Festival.