St. Anthony Main Theatre

(credit: Euskal Telebista, Televisión Española)

Movie Blog: Food & Wine Film Festival

Dinner and a movie? How about the Food & Wine Film Festival (Oct. 25-28).

2012/10/25

Best Places For Film Geeks And Film Buffs In Minnesota

Film arts are flourishing in the Twin Cities attested to by a vibrant community that has supported its evolution over the years.

2012/07/09

Movie Blog: July Highlights: Hepburn, Keaton, Grier

The weather’s been beastly hot for the last few days. Whether or not it stays that way through the rest of July, there are plenty of options at the Twin Cities’ rep and art houses to keep you indoors and out of the sun.

2012/07/05

Movie Blog: Cures For Summertime Movie Blues

That Hollywood’s usual Jujyfruit summer offerings this year have been subpar is no secret. Though the season kicked off with the hit The Avengers, almost every big release since has underperformed or just tanked flat out.

2012/06/19

Minn. Student Film Festival Friday In Minneapolis

A film festival celebrating the work of Minnesota high school students will be held Friday in Minneapolis.

2011/05/12

(credit: The Film Society Of Minneapolis-St. Paul)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘Stake Land’

The second to last night of MSPIFF bites … in a post-apocalyptic vampire kinda way.

2011/05/04

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘My Joy’

The Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival is winding down, but some of the biggest titles are still in play, at least so far as exposure on the international festival circuit goes. For instance, “My Joy.”

2011/05/02

Sleepy time in Catherine Breillat's "The Sleeping Beauty." (credit: The Film Society of Minneapolis-St. Paul)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘Sleeping Beauty’

To be blunt, I’m not sure Catherine Breillat cares what I think about her movies. In fact, I’m sure she cares about what I don’t think about her movies. Actually, I suspect she thinks I don’t think at all.

2011/05/01

A still from Pip Chodorov's "Free Radicals." (credit: The Film Society Of Minneapolis-St. Paul)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘Free Radicals’

Free Radicals: A History of Experimental Film plays like a hip-hop collaboration in which a rapper or producer features the rhymes or rhythms of his rapper and producer friends.

2011/04/28

A pensive scene from "The Man Who Will Come." (credit: Aranciafilm)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘The Man Who Will Come’

The WWII pictorial drama is probably going to forever be a staple of European cinema. Instead of the Cinema Paradiso school, call it Cinema Inferno.

2011/04/27

The photographer and his subjects in the poster for "Bill Cunningham New York." (credit: Zeitgeist Films)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘Bill Cunningham’

According to the MSPIFF website, the top-rated movie (as measured by audience vote) still set to have another screening is “Bill Cunningham New York.”

2011/04/26

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlight: ‘Russian Lessons’

Russian Lessons is a structurally strange and intense documentary on the 2008 war between Russia and Georgia.

2011/04/25

Working to end the cycle of violence in Chicago in "The Interrupters." (credit: Kartemquin Films)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlights: 2 Docs, ‘Applause’

No shortage of what the MSPIFF Facebook page just termed “post-Easter brunch options” today. And some of them are, I hate to tell those of you already nursing a chocolate egg hangover, just about essential viewing.

2011/04/24

"Only 130 more to go," during the bloody climax of "13 Assassins." (credit: Magnet Releasing)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlights: ‘Mailer,’ ‘Assassins’

Norman Mailer is revealed as a family man, and Japanese punk auteur Takashi Miike settles down and kills 200 men.

2011/04/22

Tibet rock in "Journey of a Dream." (credit: Facebook)

Movie Blog MSPIFF Spotlights: ‘Journey,’ ‘Useful Life’

“Journey of a Dream” is a fantastic exploration of the Tibetan diaspora and the movement to free Tibet from Chinese occupation. “A Useful Life” is droning, relentless, somewhat boring.

2011/04/21

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