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‘Growing Up In Milwaukee’ Returns

‘Growing Up In Milwaukee’ Returns

Film Festival celebrates Black History Month with that movie and many others.

Milwaukee Film Launches Digital Theater “Sofa Cinema”

Milwaukee Film Launches Digital Theater “Sofa Cinema”

Watch movies and support Milwaukee Film from the comfort of your couch.

Oscar Films: Who Should Win the Oscars?
Oscar Films

Who Should Win the Oscars?

And a documentary film, American Factory, that deserves to be singled out.

Oscar Films: Tom Hanks Is Memorable as Mr. Rogers
Oscar Films

Tom Hanks Is Memorable as Mr. Rogers

Why he deserves an Oscar for A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.

Oscar Films: ‘The Irishman’ Is Not the Best Scorsese
Oscar Films

‘The Irishman’ Is Not the Best Scorsese

And doesn’t deserve best film Oscar. And yet it's powerful, and meaningful on many levels.

Oscar Films: Oscars Underrate ’Ford v Ferrari’
Oscar Films

Oscars Underrate ’Ford v Ferrari’

Wonderful performance by Christian Bales anchors strong film that deserved more nominations.

Oscar Films: A Small Film About The Great War
Oscar Films

A Small Film About The Great War

‘1917’ is nominated for best film of the year. It’s not even close.

Oscar Films: ‘The Joker’ Is a New Low for Oscars
Oscar Films

‘The Joker’ Is a New Low for Oscars

This disgraceful film doesn’t deserve nominations for best picture or best actor.

Oscar Films: Mischievous “Two Popes” Packs a Punch
Oscar Films

Mischievous “Two Popes” Packs a Punch

And Jonathan Pryce deserves the best actor Oscar for his portrayal of Pope Francis.

Oscar Films: ‘Little Women’ a Minor Movie
Oscar Films

‘Little Women’ a Minor Movie

Greta Gerwig’s screenplay and direction not a major improvement on past film versions.

Milwaukee Film Festival: Film Fest Bigger Than Ever
Milwaukee Film Festival

Film Fest Bigger Than Ever

So many choices you may have trouble picking which to see. But what a lovely problem.

Movies: ‘Give Me Liberty’ Is All Milwaukee
Movies

‘Give Me Liberty’ Is All Milwaukee

Milwaukee director’s acclaimed film is unique: funny, sad and filled with humanity.