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Minn. Runners Honor Boston Marathon Victims

More than 40 Twin Cities runners gathered on St. Anthony main on Monday, jogging along the Mississippi River to honor the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.

2013/04/22

Minn. Filmmaker Debuts Ice Show Documentary At Int’l Film Fest

Keri Pickett produced and directed “The Fabulous Ice Age” – a film about the history of theatrical ice shows which dates back 100 years.

2013/04/12

Movie Blog: ‘Only The Young’ Review

“Only the Young,” a documentary playing at St. Anthony Main this coming week, explores the “betweenness” in the lives of a few middle class California kids as they skateboard in suburban ruins and learn about their friends, themselves and what challenges lie beyond high school.

2013/01/25

Movie Blog: This Week’s Best Bets

It’s going to be a busy release day at multiplexes this coming Friday (Taken 2, Pitch Perfect, and Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie are all on deck), and nearly as busy at the art house, with the […]

2012/10/01

Movie Blog: This Week’s Best Bets

OK, I’ll cop to a little mistake in last week’s column. So count one as a bonus screening option for this very crowded week. Here are five suggestions for the next seven days.

2012/09/17

Dark Star’s Collection Goes On Sale

Sports fans are helping keep a local radio legend’s legacy alive. George Chappel, who was known over the airwaves as Dark Star, died this past June. He was just 66 years old.

2012/09/08

Best Waterfront Dining In Minneapolis

What could be better than sitting on an outdoor patio at your favorite restaurant, bathing in the sun and enjoying a wonderful waterfront view? Check out the best restaurants in the Twin Cities for just that.

2012/07/18

Movie Blog: Marriage Debate Heads Up Out Twin Cities Film Fest

As Jim Brunzell already noted in the Twin Cities Daily Planet, there’s a definite political question hanging in the air over the Out Twin Cities Film Festival this year. It’s Marriage.

2012/05/30

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 22: ‘Where Do We Go Now?’

I can’t think of a more appropriate title for the final film of the 2012 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival.

2012/05/03

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 20: ‘Nancy, Please’

“The dog ate my homework” gets a wryly navel-gazing, grad school spin in Nancy, Please (a film which, incidentally, boasts maybe my favorite title this year).

2012/05/01

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 19: ‘Keyhole’

The latest film from Canadian treasure Guy Maddin is a handmade masterpiece.

2012/04/30

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 16: ‘Found Memories’

Gorgeously filmed (with only the very faintest whiff of a Stella Artois advertisement), Found Memories is another spin on the “strong will of youth overcomes staid obsolescence of age” archetype.

2012/04/27

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 14: ‘Restoration’

The thing about crowd-pleasers at film festivals … after a few of them, they start to all seem as though they’re operating from the exact same playbook. You can anticipate the emotional beats with no […]

2012/04/25

Director-writer Matt Cici on the set of Lambent Fuse. (credit: Stolen Arrow Films)

Movie Blog: Q&A With TC Film Fest Awarded Director

It’s been a few months since the Twin Cities Film Fest, but St. Anthony Main is giving one of the festival’s award-winning movies an official premiere this weekend.

2012/03/15

Entries Sought For Minn. High School Film Festival

An annual film festival for Minnesota high school students is putting out the call for entries.

2012/02/10

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