These notes on Raoul Walsh's Big Brown Eyes (1936) were written by Samantha Janes, PhD student in film in the Department of Communication Arts at UW Madison. Big Brown Eyes will screen as part of …
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AFTERSUN: A Remarkable Debut Memory Film
The following notes on Charlotte Wells's Aftersun were written by Nick Sansone, PhD student in film in the Department of Communication Arts at UW Madison. The Cinematheque will present Aftersun in our Premieres series on …
THE GOOD BOSS: An Elegant Tragicomedy
This review of Fernando León de Aranoa's El Buen Patrón/ The Good Boss was written by David Vanden Bossche, PhD candidate in the Department of Communication Arts at UW-Madison. The Good Boss will have its Madison theatrical …
Favorites of 2022: John Bennett
John Bennett is a PhD candidate in the Department of Communication Arts at UW-Madison, the Cinematheque's Project Assistant, and a Programmer for the Cinematheque and Wisconsin Film Festival. TÁR (Todd Field, 2022) ARMAGEDDON TIME (James …
Favorites of 2022: Ben Reiser
Ben Reiser is Director of Operations for the Wisconsin Film Festival and a Programmer for the Cinematheque. Ben Reiser’s Fourteen Favorite Movies Seen in Movie Theaters in 2022 In alphabetical order AFTERSUN (2022, Charlotte Wells) …
Favorites of 2022: Jim Healy
Jim Healy is Director of Programming for the UW Cinematheque and a Programmer for the Wisconsin Film Festival. In 2022, I saw 443 feature films from throughout cinema history that were all new to me. These …
TONI: Jean Renoir’s Painterly Masterwork
These notes on Jean Renoir's Toni (1935) were written by David Vanden Bossche, PhD candidate in the Department of Communication Arts at UW-Madison. A 4K restoration of Toni will screen in our series of recent …
Stop the PLANET OF THE APES, I Want to Get Off!
These notes on Planet of the Apes (1968) were written by Lance St. Laurent, PhD candidate in UW Madison’s Department of Communication Arts. A double feature of Planet of the Apes and Beneath the Planet …
Please Give to the Cinematheque
Hello Movie Lovers, In the ever-evolving landscape of movie culture in Madison, the Cinematheque at the University of Wisconsin has maintained its status as the place to discover new works of international cinema and classics …
Science-Fact: Richard Fleischer’s SOYLENT GREEN
These notes on Soylent Green were written by film fan, film scholar, and film preservationist James Kenney, whose other reviews and essays can be found at https://tremblesighwonder.com/. James Kenney kicked off our summer 2022 season …