Gig workers the world over, “Do Not Expect Too Much From The End Of The World”
Romanian postmodernist director Radu Jude's newest film premieres locally at the Wisconsin Film Festival on April 6 and 7.
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Everyday beauty, autofiction, and BDSM: an interview with Joanna Arnow
The Brooklyn-based filmmaker discusses her deadpan comedy, "The Feeling That The Time For Doing Something Has Passed," which premieres locally at the 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival on April 5 and 6.
Screaming in Percepto with schlocky horror classic “The Tingler”
Vincent Price stars as a mad pathologist in William Castle's 1959 flick, which screens twice during the Wisconsin Film Festival on April 5.
“Message From Our Planet” captures humanity obsessed with studying and rediscovering itself
In an exhibit running through June 2 at the Chazen Museum of Art, technology provides us the opportunity for our productive failures to find new means of expression.
A 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival preview in full bloom
Nine of our writers offer their picks and advice on the annual cinematic rite of spring that runs between April 4 and 11.
Eating the rich, and everyone else, in “Delicatessen”
Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro's cutting dystopian black comedy from 1991 screens in a new restoration at UW Cinematheque on March 16.
“Bound” is a horny condemnation of the straight and narrow
The Wachowskis' remarkably erotic, queer neo-noir from 1996 screens at OutReach on March 13.
A small tribute to the titanic David Bordwell, “a real cinephile”
Remembering the film scholar, theorist, professor, and, most significantly, enthusiast.
“Pictures Of Ghosts” invokes the city of Recife’s historical memory through haunting memoir
Brazilian writer and director Kleber Mendonça Filho's sterling essay film premieres in Madison at UW Cinematheque on February 23.
Multisensory moviegoing: the art of pairing film and food in Madison
A local foodie and cinephile shares what's on the menu before (or after) showtime this awards season.
Everyday beauty, autofiction, and BDSM: an interview with Joanna Arnow
The Brooklyn-based filmmaker discusses her deadpan comedy, "The Feeling That The Time For Doing Something Has Passed," which premieres locally at the 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival on April 5 and 6.
Screaming in Percepto with schlocky horror classic “The Tingler”
Vincent Price stars as a mad pathologist in William Castle's 1959 flick, which screens twice during the Wisconsin Film Festival on April 5.
“Message From Our Planet” captures humanity obsessed with studying and rediscovering itself
In an exhibit running through June 2 at the Chazen Museum of Art, technology provides us the opportunity for our productive failures to find new means of expression.
A 2024 Wisconsin Film Festival preview in full bloom
Nine of our writers offer their picks and advice on the annual cinematic rite of spring that runs between April 4 and 11.
Eating the rich, and everyone else, in “Delicatessen”
Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro's cutting dystopian black comedy from 1991 screens in a new restoration at UW Cinematheque on March 16.
“Bound” is a horny condemnation of the straight and narrow
The Wachowskis' remarkably erotic, queer neo-noir from 1996 screens at OutReach on March 13.
A small tribute to the titanic David Bordwell, “a real cinephile”
Remembering the film scholar, theorist, professor, and, most significantly, enthusiast.
“Pictures Of Ghosts” invokes the city of Recife’s historical memory through haunting memoir
Brazilian writer and director Kleber Mendonça Filho's sterling essay film premieres in Madison at UW Cinematheque on February 23.
Multisensory moviegoing: the art of pairing film and food in Madison
A local foodie and cinephile shares what's on the menu before (or after) showtime this awards season.