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Music for Healing: Toledo’s Heavy Color scores documentary

Image courtesy of Jacob Knoblaugh Transcendent is a lofty word to apply to a piece of music, or its songwriters. But one really can’t resist...

Scares On Demand: 10 Great Horror FIlms for Halloween

  Don’t walk upstairs. Don’t turn out the light. And whatever you do, don’t say “I’ll be right back.” It’s the season for scares, so...

Car-Going Cinema: The Sundance Kid Drive-In opened for fall fun

This was an unusual summer. Plans changed, events were cancelled, and traditions were delayed. Luckily there was one constant form of summer entertainment: The...

Enjoy an evening of nature films at Field of Dreams

If you love the great outdoors and have been looking for an excuse to head to the drive-in, the Black Swamp Conservancy has got...

Jam in Woodsdale Park

The City of Toledo’s summer free movie series comes to a close on Thursday, August 20 with a screening of Space Jam at Woodsdale...

Puppet Love— A Heartfelt Change for filmmaker Michael DeSanto

Toledo filmmaker Michael DeSanto announced on Facebook at the end of June that he had finished the rough cut of his latest movie, a...

“Untouchable” screening is final partyof Restoring Communities Series

The complicated consequences of well-meaning laws meant to protect the public and children against sexual predators are the subject of the fascinating documentary Untouchable...

Sofia Quintero Center Celebrates Musica en Marzo with “La Bamba”

Based on the life story of Chicano rock icon Ritchie Valens, La Bamba was a box office hit in 1987 and launched the career...

50 Hour Film Challenge kicks off March 6

Not to be outdone, the Tree City Film Festival will kick off its 50 Hour Challenge for area filmmakers. Participating teams will meet at...

5th Annual Maumee Film Festival

The 5th annual Maumee Film Festival features a full schedule of short and medium-length films by area filmmakers, both documentaries and fiction, as well...

Screening of “The Released” at First Unitarian Church of Toledo

The struggle of mentally ill offenders attempting to leave prison and return as citizens, often to end up right back where they started, is...

“Ride Your Wave” by Masaaki Yuasa Debuts in Toledo February 19

A pair of young lovers, separated by tragedy but reunited by love, music and a little magic, are the subjects of a new film...

“Alice’s Ordinary People” at Bedford Library

From protesting the segregation of schools in black neighborhoods to bolstering and supporting black candidates for office, Alice Tregay, and the “ordinary people” she...

Toledo Museum of Art Screens Toni Morrison documentary

Toni Morrison was one of America’s most treasured authors, a recipient of the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer Prize and the Presidential Medal of Freedom....

Maumee Film Festival’s 48-Hour Film Challenge

Filmmakers are given 48 hours and several requirements— to film at least one scene in Maumee, to use one specified line of dialogue and...

CommUNITY Film Fest Shares Films by Artists with disabilities

The CommUNITY Film Fest has shared the films made by artists with developmental disabilities since 2015. The 2020 edition of the popular event will...