Movies

MARNkino: An open mic night for Milwaukee filmmakers
MARNkino

An open mic night for Milwaukee filmmakers

The Milwaukee Artist Resource Network joins an international nexus of filmmakers as "Kino" - a growing movement in collaborative local film - comes to Milwaukee.

Moving Pictures: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
Moving Pictures

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2

Fourteen years and eight screen adaptations later, the characters of Hogwarts say goodbye with a finale that is less-than-spectacular, but bittersweet nonetheless.

PODCAST: At the movies with Gino Salomone
PODCAST

At the movies with Gino Salomone

Movie critic Gino Salomone makes a living traveling the world, seeing films and interviewing the stars. Today, he shares some of his best (and worst) interviews and talks about his faux engagement to Sandra Bullock.

Tree of Strife: Notes on a film
Tree of Strife

Notes on a film

It’s not the worst flick I’ve seen -- in fact, parts of it brought me to tears. But I got over that and lived to regret wasting two plus hours.

Moving Pictures: Meek’s Cutoff
Moving Pictures

Meek’s Cutoff

The true story of Stephen Meek and 1,000 pioneers crossing the wilderness is fascinating. The film is not as rich a story.

Moving Pictures: Midnight in Paris
Moving Pictures

Midnight in Paris

In quite possibly his best written and acted film in a long time, Woody Allen takes us to Paris in the 20s as we follow a writer trying to find his voice.

“The Arbor” at UWM Union Cinema

“The Arbor” at UWM Union Cinema

Based on the life of playwright Andrea Dunbar, "The Arbor" plays with genre and narrative structure to tell a story of addiction, abuse and personal tragedy.

Moving Pictures: In a Better World
Moving Pictures

In a Better World

"In a Better World" isn't a slick, star-studded blockbuster. It is simply a film about people, and how actions (or lack thereof) have complicated consequences.

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall his Past Lives

Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall his Past Lives

UWM screens Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Palme d'Or-winning film: a surreal, quiet contemplation on death that never takes itself too seriously.

Broadening Cinematic Horizons: Milwaukee Underground Film Festival
Broadening Cinematic Horizons

Milwaukee Underground Film Festival

The UWM Film Department's annual student-run festival showcases three days of innovative and experimental film and video from Milwaukee and beyond beginning May 6.

Stonewall Uprising: A Portrait of Radical Queers
Stonewall Uprising

A Portrait of Radical Queers

A new film traces the events leading up to the Stonewall riots of 1969, documenting the birth of America's LGBT rights movement.

Spring into Gallery Night

Spring into Gallery Night

Iconic photography, activism and new student work: like the first colorful blooms of springtime, TCD has hand-picked a bouquet of fresh shows for you to enjoy.