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.
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.
The Rider—A Spiritual Journey of the Cowboy
June 11, 2018Much has been said about The Rider’s themes of masculinity, but the film is, at its core, compassionate and humanistic. What happens when life diverts us from what we were born to do? Brady often visits his friend Lane, a former daredevil who can’t walk or speak after his own rodeo accident. Brady knows the dangers of riding again, but is a life without passion worth living?
Cinetopia—Top Festival Films Play in Southern Michigan
June 1, 2018If you are a fan of cinema or just looking to see something unique, Cinetopia offers you the chance to see films from top tier festivals around the world for a fraction of the big festival price. Festivals offer great films, but they are also a place where you can meet and talk with other cinephiles, see a film other festival goers have suggested, and hear in-person discussions with filmmakers.
Ginsburg Reigns Supreme In The New Documentary RBG
May 30, 2018“I’m 84 years old and everyone wants a picture taken with me,” she says in the documentary RBG which screens through June 6th at The Michigan Theater.