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You can also see uproarious comedy "Babes" and a special screening of "Donnie Darko" this week at the Roxy.

The writer/director of Sundance breakout, "I Saw the TV Glow," is looking towards the future and ready to tackle their next idea.

Russ Collins is still living it up at the Cannes Film Festival, but there are still has some cinematic surprises for you! Marquee Arts cinema program director, Nick Alderink, fills in and chats with WEMU's David Fair about the world of cinema, including a big red carpet event at the Michigan Theater tonight!

“I always assumed that I should make films from a young age … I intuited that it was between movies and music — and I didn’t have any musical skills,”

Axe murder, motor scooter theft, projectile breast milk and more from a week at the Music Box Theatre for the Chicago Critics Film Festival 2024.

The pandemic wasn't good for indie film. With cinemas closed, many festival favorites jumped straight to streaming and languished in obscurity there. Among them was...

Missoulas community cinema is also screening a new comedy from the "Broad City" team and a made-in-Missoula J.K. Simmons thriller.

'I Saw the TV Glow' is full of strange beauty

Jane Schoenbrun's second movie is a transfixing and increasingly surreal portrait about obsessing with the past to the point of forgetting the present.

Time will only tell if “I Saw the TV Glow” will make a lasting impression on the queer cinematic landscape. Its pitfalls, however, will not make audiences any less excited