Moore Takes Aim at Both Parties in Fahrenheit 11/9
October 31, 2018Flint’s story is essential to the film because it illustrates the power of greed and why corporate money has no place in government. Macroeconomics 101 tells us that corporations are beholden to one thing—their stockholders. Humans do not enter into this equation. How can you have a democracy for the people when corporate money runs the government? You can’t.
Fatally Yours – A Film Noir Series
September 30, 2018The Michigan Theater will be presenting Fatally Yours — A Film Noir Series through October 15.
Moore Takes Aim at Both Parties in Fahrenheit 11/9
September 26, 2018Fahrenheit 11/9 is an absolute must see no matter what side of the political fence you’re on.
Eighth Grade—Navigating Middle School Without Filters
August 6, 2018If you missed Eighth Grade at Cinetopia, it’s finally officially playing this week at The State! Eighth Grade is this generation’s Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, and Welcome To The Dollhouse. If you’ve wondered what adolescence in the digital age is like, this movie’s strength is capturing Generation Z middle school life—while remaining universal.
Midnight Movies Live Again This Summer At The State
July 20, 2018I have a soft spot in my heart for midnight movies. The best times I’ve had at the movies are going with friends, or even alone, and meeting new devotees of a midnight movie. You can check out these cult classics through the end of summer only at The State.
Boom For Real: The Late Teenage Years of Jean-Michel Basquiat
July 9, 2018Boom for real was a catchphrase Basquiat said when something really wowed him. It’s impossible to believe that anyone seeing this film won’t walk away feeling inspired; the film is a boom, for real.