Film Fest Finds: ‘Let the Canary Sing’ Is a Nostalgic Look at Cyndi Lauper’s Life
The documentary reveals her rise to fame was anything but sudden.
Film Fest Finds: ‘Who Can See Forever’ Is An Immersive Concert Experience
Whether or not you’re a fan of Iron & Wine’s music, you’ll enjoy this documentary that glimpses into the life of the folk artist.
Film Fest Finds: ‘Ashima’ Is a Breathtaking Rock Climbing Documentary
Watch in awe as Ashima Shiraishi tackles her toughest bouldering problem yet.
Archer’s Agenda: Your Guide to the Last Week of the 2024 Milwaukee Film Festival
What you should see at the film festival this week, according to MilMag’s resident film buff.
Film Fest Finds: ‘The Taste of Things’ Is a Gently Simmering Love Story
The sensuous food movie tells the story of a celebrated chef and his longtime personal cook in 19th century France.
Film Fest Finds: ‘Impossible Town’ Documents a Small Town’s Struggle
A sobering look at a doctor’s quest to help the residents of Minden, West Virginia escape carcinogenic pollution.
Film Fest Finds: ‘String Theory’ Shares the Magic in Making Music
The documentary about UW-Madison professor and bassist Richard Davis comes alive with the joy of music.
Archer’s Agenda: Your Guide to the Second Week of the 2024 Milwaukee Film Festival
What you should see at the film festival this week, according to MilMag’s resident film buff.
Film Fest Finds: ‘Thelma’ Delights and Thrills
An odyssey of the elderly you definitely shouldn’t miss
Film Fest Finds: ‘Out of the Picture’ Cuts to the Heart of Art Criticism
This Milwaukee-made documentary shares the human side of a shrinking field.