Film

‘Howl’ing good time

Jason Webber

Call it anime or Japanimation— just call Howl’s Moving Castle a masterpiece. Written and directed by the great Hayao Miyazaki, the Walt Disney of...

Sylvania Franciscan Center screens Bread and Roses Too

Athena Cocoves

The first domestic violence shelter in the United States was established in 1974. Ten years later, the Sisters of St. Francis founded Bethany House.

Fight the power

Jason Webber

Upon essayist and social critic James Baldwin’s untimely death in 1987, the Notes of a Native Son author left behind an unfinished manuscript titled...

The Valentine Theatre screens Singing in the Rain

Jason Webber

The sight of Gene Kelly gleefully dancing during a downpour remains one of cinema’s most joyful moments. Relive the majesty of the musical classic...

Film makers wanted for the 3rd annual Glass City Film Festival

Athena Cocoves

The 3rd annual Glass City Film Festival (GCFF), presented by the Ohio Theatre and The Arts Commission, is currently accepting local and international film submissions for the juried festival, to be held May 17-20, 2018.

Howard’s Club H to host Rocky Horror screening on Halloween

Jeff McGinnis

Howard’s Club H in Bowling Green— just a stone’s throw up Main Street from the Cla-Zel— will be screening The Rocky Horror Picture Show at midnight, just like the good old days.

Ut’s Fridays on Film series to screen the Bride of Frankenstein

Jeff Klima

Picking up where the original Frankenstein left off, the sequel, Bride of Frankenstein, is well regarded and considered an early feminist picture for its...

The Valentine Theatre’s Silver Screen Classics series kicks off with The Shining

Jeff Klima

Is The Shining the scariest horror film of all time? Many film purists think so, but horror legend Stephen King, author of the book...

Maumee Indoor Theatre screens Walk With Me

Jason Webber

Next to the Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hahn is arguably the most well-known Buddhist voice in the Western world. Books like Living Buddha, Living...

Socially conscious films at the Toledo Museum of Art

Jeff Klima

Two socially conscious films will be shown together: Birth of a Movement, a PBS documentary about African-American newspaperman and activist William M. Trotter, who,...

The Toledo Museum of Art presents Kara Walker: Short Films and Interviews

Jeff Klima

Further the conversation on race relations when the Museum’s Art House Film Series presents Kara Walker: Short Films and Interviews. Part of the exhibition,...

Ghosts in the Glass City

Jeff Klima

Whether you believe in ghosts or not, you fully expect a visit from the supernatural when standing in the middle of the night in...

The Monuments Men screens at the Waterville Branch Library

Jeff Klima

On Wednesday, September 27, the Waterville Branch Library is hosting a lecture on art stolen during World War II. The following Saturday, they will...

Independent Film Festival continues at the Toledo Library

Jeff Klima

The Film Focus Independent Film Festival continues at the Toledo Library with My King. A 2015 French film, My King tells the story of...

Fathom Events presents Steve McQueen: American Icon

Jeff Klima

Possibly the coolest guy who ever lived, Steve McQueen came to embody the ideal American male. Decide for yourself if he lives up to...

3rd Annual Maumee Film Festival gears up

Joel Sensenig

The Maumee Film Festival, a chance for Toledo area filmmakers to show their skills behind the camera, is hosted at the Maumee Indoor Theater,...

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