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Experimental filmmaker Paolo Gioli’s diverse work asks the viewer to reconsider the mechanics of their own seeing
A short-film program at the Chazen Museum on February 19, “Remembering Paoli Gioli,” explores his rich and varied exploration of celluloid through the decades.
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“My Imaginary Country” tracks Chile’s macro-social revolution through its recent years of unrest
Acclaimed documentarian Patricio Guzmán’s latest film premieres at UW Cinematheque on February 10.
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Everyone everywhere all at once: a Tone Madison year-end film thread
The bulk of our film team imparts their highs and lows of 2022.
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An indispensable bassist and boundary-pushing films take the spotlight
Plus more events we recommend checking out in Madison, November 28 through December 4 edition.
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In “Rimini,” all the world’s a repository
Ulrich Seidl’s new black comedy-drama about an aging lounge singer screens at UW Cinematheque on November 10.
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A homegrown emo fest and a heavy farewell
Plus more events we recommend checking out in Madison, November 7 through 13 edition.
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“The Day After” and “Television Event” revel in Reagan-era fears
Nicholas Meyer appears in person at UW Cinematheque for a screening of his 1983 TV disaster drama on October 7, preceded by a new documentary on its making on October 6.
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Tatsuya Nakatani, “Stuck,” and Mad Lit’s season finale
Plus more events we recommend checking out in Madison, October 3 through 9 edition.
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“The Village Detective: A Song Cycle” studies malleable material history with a welcome neutrality
Bill Morrison’s latest essay documentary film screens at MMoCA’s Rooftop Cinema on August 25.










