Film

Creating in the Cosmos

Jason Webber

You never know what to expect from Fostoria filmmaker Matt Erman. Sometimes you’ll get a trippy sci-fi-influenced journey through the cosmos like his short film Universal Drift, shown at the recent Glass City Film Festival.

Midnight Movies in Ann Arbor

Athena Cocoves

What does it mean when Hollywood talks about “the magic of the movies?” We’re not entirely sure, but we think that seeing your favorite...

‘Big’ Turns 30, Celebrates With Local Showings

Athena Cocoves

Most adults would trade in their responsibilities for the opportunity to be a kid again.

‘Microcosmos’ Outdoor Filming at the TMA

Athena Cocoves

Two years before Pixar’s 1998 film A Bug’s Life, the French filmmaker Jacques Perrin produced Microcosmos, an documentary that took viewers to the ground level of the insect world.

Virginia Shine(s): Area Screenwriter Makes Waves

Jeff McGinnis

Moviegoers who attended area festivals, like the Maumee Film Fest and the recent Glass City Film Festival, have been treated to a short but effective chiller called “Waiting,” about a doctor desperate to contact his wife in the afterlife.

Ginsberg Reigns Supreme In The New Documentary RBG

Jennifer Kellow-Fiorini

RGB follows Justice Ginsburg’s life, starting with her childhood, as her mother was one of her biggest influences, with advice like: “Be a lady, but be independent.” Ginsburg explains that to “be independent” meant don’t rely on a man to be the breadwinner.

4th Annual Maumee Film Festival—Call For Entries

TCP Staff

Are you a filmmaker? Are you a movie wiz and creator? It’s time for you to submit your entry for the 4th Annual Maumee Film Festival happening Friday and Saturday, September 28 and 29.

‘Wonder’ Screening Outside at Tecumseh’s Movies in the Park Series

TCP Staff

Take a short trip up to Michigan for a chill night in the park with a movie screening of Wonder during Tecumseh’s Movies in the Park series.

1942’s ‘The Moon and Sixpence’ Screening at TMA Little Theater

TCP Staff

'The Moon and Sixpence' screening at TMA's Little Theater—a film based loosely on the life of French painter, Paul Gaugin.

Examining the Shirt Culture of Amsterdam

Jeff McGinnis

Dr. Matt Donahue estimates that he has 200 different t-shirts in his personal collection; Seeing the collection, that number seems low. Showing off his gaggle of shirts to start his new short documentary, “The Amsterdam T-Shirt Project,”

4th Annual Maumee Film Festival Open For Entries

Digital Media

Maumee's Fourth Annual Film Festival (September 28-29) is currently accepting entries. Deadline to register is Tuesday, July 31, 2018. Early bird registration happening now.

CryptTeaze Crew Screens ‘The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’

Justin Abner

Join the CryptTeaze crew to relive this iconic masterpiece during a special, one night screening, featuring giveaways, vendors, and more.

‘The Messenger’ Documents the Songbird’s Survival Struggle

TCP Staff

From inside Siddhartha’s golden cage to creation stories and works of poetry recounting the beauty of birdsong, the songbird has sparked discussion for centuries.

Catch ‘The Producers’ and Mel Brooks’ Fine Art of Evasion

Athena Cocoves

See the staged disaster that launched Brooks’ career when Fathom Events celebrates the 50th anniversary of The Producers.

Heeding the “Call”: A Nature Documentary at the Maumee Theatre

Jeff McGinnis

Kuchle has seen the impact that Call of the Scenic River has on audiences, and she is looking forward to seeing how the audience at the Maumee Indoor Theatre responds.

1922’s ‘Robin Hood’ Screening During TMA’s Sound of Silents Series

TCP Staff

For a story about self-help economic justice, the 1922 feature film Robin Hood was a serious investment. With a budget just shy of a million dollars, the film, starring Douglas Fairbanks, was pricey for Hollywood at that time, but became a box office success touted almost a century later.

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