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27 March, 2025
Coming soon: 26 March @ Point
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Seen before On Becoming a Guinea Fowl . And it's great that this movie made it to a commercial theater here, especially since I missed t...
22 November, 2024
Coming Soon:
On Becoming A Guinea Fowl
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Those of us at UW Cinematheque last night for the screening of Dahomey got a taste of next semester's schedule as they showed a traile...
21 November, 2024
Slaar? Is it you?
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Have you seen the poster for the movie Dahomey ? It's a documentary about the repatriation of artwork to Benin from France. And it scree...
25 October, 2024
Fear and Loathing at Cinematheque
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I had arrived at 4070 Vilas Hall early and was squirming only slightly in a seat that, while newer than the ones I sat in during the early 9...
02 February, 2024
The Past Is Not Through With Anselm Kiefer
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Maybe 10 or 15 minutes in, I thought to myself how much I was enjoying a documentary that was stylistically 180 degrees from Ken Burns. Rath...
10 July, 2023
A giant never found, a murder never solved
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Thanks to the fine folks at UW Cinematheque , I got to see Twilight , the 1990 film by Hungarian director György Fehér, last week. Fehér was...
13 January, 2023
Off-Campus Arthouse Action
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Last week Tone Madison published "UW Cinematheque cements its status as Madison’s premier moviegoing hub" , a look at the spring 2...
05 January, 2023
Spring '23 Cinematheque Schedule is Live
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The spring 2023 UW Cinematheque schedule is up! As noted on a recent episode of City Cast Madison, the film scene in town is at a nadir wi...
22 December, 2022
La Civil
coming to Cinematheque
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La Civil is set to screen at the UW Cinematheque on 3 February. " La Civil tells the story of Cielo, a mother in search of her daugh...
21 August, 2013
UW Cinematheque Announces Fall 2013 Schedule
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This autumn should be a hoot because the UW Cinematheque will fill screens with the Teutonic goodness of Werner Herzog's cinema. But wai...
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