To mark the occasion of UW Cinematheque's 35mm presentation of Martha Coolidge's "Valley Girl" (1983) on April 22, Hanna Kohn, C Nelson-Lifson, Lewis Peterson, and Grant Phipps talk about its production, legacy, and Nicolas Cage.
A Courtney Barnett documentary, "107 Mothers," "Ȋntregalde," "Claydream," and other recommendations, in brief, from our film writers.
After perusing the film guide that is publicly unveiled today, our film team shares thoughts and ecstatic observations.
Seven of "Tone Madison's" film crew reflect on changes to their viewing habits, thrills, and anxieties of the pandemic year(s).
Before the UW Cinematheque presentation of Andrzej Żuławski’s 1981 film, "Possession," on November 5, Hanna Kohn, Lewis Peterson, and Ian Adcock, and Grant Phipps talk about all the film’s lurking absurdisms and obvious horrors.
Ahead of the final Rooftop Cinema of the summer on August 27, Hanna Kohn, Lewis Peterson, and Grant Phipps chat about the experimental animations of Lewis Klahr.
Hanna Kohn looks at the Wisconsin's Own documentary that puts the welfare of wolves into perspective.
We highlight 10 striking features as the race to digest the fest's lineup begins.
Rodney Ascher’s latest deep-dive documentary is available to stream through the UW Cinematheque for a limited time.
Through October 1, UW Cinematheque-at-home offers a subtly humorous look at a scam based in the myth of Hollywood.
