Old Skool Productions and local filmmaker Ross Bigley proudly announce the return of The Semi-Annual Milwaukee Short Film Festival. The festival will be held at Bean Head Cafe, 1835 North Martin Luther King Drive. There are only two weeks left to submit a film/video. The entry deadline is November 1st.
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Posted inMusic & Events
Clamor Magazine / Rooftop Films
MIAD’s Liberal Studies and Fine Arts Division Present:
Clamor Magazine / Rooftop Films Event at the Eisner Museum Auditorium
Corner of Water and Chicago Street in Milwaukee’s Third Ward
Tuesday, October 7th
7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Free and Open to the Public!
Posted inA&E Briefs
October 2003
City Talk – Radio for Milwaukee – Crime and Judy – Chris Smither – Center St. CD Releases – Bremen Cafe’s open mic packs the room – Last Gordon Park Grooves – Sierra Tarahumara – Tolan on At Ten
Posted inArts & Entertainment
UWM’s Film Forward Union Theatre
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.”
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Tarkovsky’s Solaris Re-released on Special DVD
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.
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