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50 Shades Free Early Screening with Pure Romance

The third and final installment of the 50 Shades series doesn’t come out until the next day, so this is a unique opportunity to catch it before everyone else does.

He Went for a Little Walk: Mummies in the Movies at Toledo Museum of Art

As part of The Toledo Museum of Art’s exhibit The Mummies: From Egypt to Toledo, opening Saturday, February 3, enjoy a Saturday matinee film series, He Went for a Little Walk: Mummies in the Movies, running from February 17 through May 5.

What A Disaster: Chaos In Recreation

The Disaster Artist Dir. James Franco Grade: C There's this word that I love that I never use because when I do, I sound like a pretentious...

“The Disaster Artist” screening at the Ottawa Tavern

Considered the “worst movie ever” by critics (read: haters), the quirky indie-drama is the best bad movie of all time. Compare it to Franco’s ode during this Sunday screening.

Singin’ in the Rain screening with Toledo Symphony Orchestra

Pair a film voted by the American Film Institute as one of the greatest movies with the Toledo Symphony Orchestra for a totally dreamy one-night performance of Singin’ in the Rain.

Organic Wellness and Your Food Dollar discussion with Charmaine Bassett

Thinking of eating organic? Join experienced dietician, Charmaine Bassett of Bassett’s Health Food Store in an informative discussion on Organic Wellness and Your Food Dollar.

Toledo In Reel Life : Five flicks for the big screen

The Hollywood we know today exists because of an Ohio native; born in Hicksville, Daeida Wilcox Beveridge is known as the “mother of Hollywood.”...

“Toledo: The Prohibition Chronicles”: Bootleggers are Back

Following 2014’s short film “Holy Toledo,” UT alum Charissa Gracyk’s new documentary, “Toledo: The Prohibition Chronicles,” premieres at the Collingwood Arts Center (2413 Collingwood...

“Behind The Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon” screening at Maumee Indoor Theatre

ividing critics since its release, the cult comedy shows its love for the slasher genre through blood, guts and Blair Witch Project-style cinematography.

“Toledo: The Prohibition Chronicles” premiers at Collingwood Arts Center

This 60 minute docu-drama features personal stories shared by Toledoans.

Affordable screenings of classics at the Valentine Theatre

Catch critically acclaimed, classic films for only $5 at the Valentine Theatre during their Silver Screen Classics series.

The Maumee Indoor Theatre’s Movie Poster Sale

Deck the halls with movie posters from your favorite films.

Andrei Rublev movie screening

Today, Andrei Rublev, considered one of the greatest films ever made in any language, is a great depiction of the creative process.

Glass City Screenwriters: Local group meets in support of Toledo film scribes

Area screenwriters looking for a chance to discuss ideas and test out material with fellow artists have a perfect opportunity every month at the...

‘Dr. Caligari’ is in

Championed for its vertigo-inducing art direction and Conrad Veidt’s stunning performance as the tragic somnambulist Cesare, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari is truly a once-you’ve-seen-it-you-never-forget-it kind of film.
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