Edwanike Harbour
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The 2022 Wisconsin Film Festival diaries
Five writers detail their experiences of returning to the first in-person festival in Madison since April 2019.
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Making a last-minute 2022 Wisconsin Film Festival itinerary
A Courtney Barnett documentary, “107 Mothers,” “Ȋntregalde,” “Claydream,” and other recommendations, in brief, from our film writers.
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Getting personal with an in-person 2022 Wisconsin Film Festival
After perusing the film guide that is publicly unveiled today, our film team shares thoughts and ecstatic observations.
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Wrapping up 2021 with a sense of cinematic possibility
Seven of “Tone Madison’s” film crew reflect on changes to their viewing habits, thrills, and anxieties of the pandemic year(s).
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“The Florida Project” finds magic for those living in the shadow of Disney
Sean Baker’s sympathetic slice of life feature is screening on 35mm at UW Cinematheque on November 13.
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“The Green Knight” revels in rich introspection rather than action set pieces
David Lowery’s hotly anticipated fantasy adventure, playing at AMC and Marcus theaters now, is a medieval allegory that flips the hero’s journey on its head.
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“Zola” briskly translates a viral tweetstorm about a stripper trip gone awry
A24’s comically dramatized true story about A’Ziah King is playing at Marcus and AMC theaters now.
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Wisconsin Film Festival: “Ringolevio” is a delicate and intense relationship drama
Edwanike Harbour examines Kristin Peterson’s love letter to the wackiness of a rural Wisconsin clan.
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Lucid Streaming: A Wisconsin Film Festival memoir
As this year’s rescheduled virtual fest approaches, Edwanike Harbour goes down memory lane with some favorite entries that are available on streaming services.
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Lucid Streaming: Watching through Apple TV’s sometimes-sterile lens
Edwanike Harbour sees if the tech giant measures up to the competition by taking a look at three new titles exclusive to their streaming platform.
