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by Eryn Moris / photo by Peter DiAntoni
As the program manager for UW-Milwaukee’s film-forward Union Theatre, Sieczek rarely screens films as a casual observer. “I’m always looking at programming ideas,” he says, “Whenever a new film comes out, whenever there’s a festival, and there’s always a festival every month somewhere, I kind of see what’s out there and I slowly start to accumulate titles and lists of films.”
Time to stock up on potatoes, onions, etc. to get you thru Thanksgiving and beyond! The market is overflowing. Come & get it.
by Dan Wilson
Andrei Tarkovsky’s 1972 “Solaris” has been re-released as part of the Criterion Collection, a continuing series of important classic and contemporary films. You may be familiar with “Solaris” from Stanislaw Lem’s classic science fiction novel or Steven Soderbergh’s 2002 film starring George Clooney, but if that’s your only exposure to this story, Tarkovsky’s interpretation is well worth viewing.
by Vince Bushell
Get out your wayback machine, ’cause I am taking you back to the 20th century, about 1971, and you are sitting in a darkened theater watching 25 dancing girls on the big screen. They are in a circle and you are looking down on them as they smile at you. They are the petals of a flower.
Well, we close our 3rd season this Saturday at the East Side Open Market! Come on down to E. Kenilworth Pl. and enjoy the bountiful harvest of our family farms, hot apple cider, fresh roasted corn, and lots of fun! 10 AM to 2 PM on Saturday October 4th.
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