Dispatch: Wisconsin Film Festival Jake Smith reflects on the films he saw in the second half of the 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival. As my colleague Jim alluded to in his post-fest post, I would count […]
See Jake and Jim at the 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival We certainly hope to run into a lot of Madison film fans during the next eight days at the Wisconsin Film Festival. It’s always fun […]
Review: Wisconsin Film Festival The Most Wonderful Evening of My Life | Ettore Scola | Italy | 1972 | 106 min Wisconsin Film Festival, UW Cinematheque, Sunday, April 12, 2:15pm» Wisconsin Film Festival, Sundance Cinemas, […]
Streaming Quick Picks: 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival Filmmakers Welcome to the second half of our “Streaming Before the Wisconsin Film Festival” list. For those of you who might have missed our first post, we are […]
Streaming Quick Picks: 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival Filmmakers As always, we are committed to providing you with opportunities to stream interesting movies and provide a wider context around the area’s theatrical screenings. With that in […]
The clock is ticking. . . We’re getting ready for our extensive coverage of the 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival. This is our first post this year in the #wifilmfest RSS feed which aggregates Festival coverage from […]
For those who missed Brett Weiner’s short, Verbatim, at this year’s Wisconsin Film Festival, you can see it in its entirely at the New York Times Op-Docs YouTube page.
[Click here to jump to correction to this post] This is part three of a five part series of suggestions for the 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival. If you haven’t done so already, please read at […]
This is part two of a five part series of suggestions for the 2015 Wisconsin Film Festival. If you haven’t done so already, please read at least the first half of part one as a reminder […]
Editor’s Note: I invited Sean Weitner to contribute an article about this year’s Wisconsin Film Festival attendance numbers because I have been a fan of his work on the topic at Dane 101, which has […]
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