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Film Notes – August 2022

Celebrating CommUNITY One of the Toledo area’s most inclusive movie events returns on Sunday, August 14, as the 8th Annual CommUNITY Summer Film Fest will be...

Dinner Theater and Soul Food: Poet Ardery debuts new documentary

Get ready to “mingle, groove and feast,” said Chawone C.C. Ardery. The popular midwestern poet and entrepreneur hosts a first-time viewing of her new documentary film, The...

Sylvania’s Movie Under the Stars returns to Olander Park

The Movie Under the Stars series is coming back to the Sylvania area in an event hosted by the Olander Parks System and the...

Film Notes – July 2022

A2 Jewish Film Festival returns The Ann Arbor Jewish Film Festival is celebrating its 21st season, and you can enjoy almost the entire event from the...

Back in Focus: Toledo Library film program up and running once more

Toledo can be a challenging place to live for fans of independent and foreign films. Occasionally those films will be exhibited at one of Cinemark’s area locations, but...

Great Classic Movies and More: Starlite Theater Group plans events for summer

The iconic Singin’ in the Rain, originally released 70 years ago, was just re-released in 4K Ultra HD. While this should make viewing more satisfying at home,...

Film Notes – June 2022

Photo by Timothy Eberly on Unsplash Attend the tale and sing along One of the most popular musicals by the late, great Stephen Sondheim, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber...

Round THREE in the Best Summer Movie EVER Tournament has begun!

ROUND THREE VOTING is open NOW through May 25 at midnight! The summer movie season is here! And that got us thinking— what was the...

Film Notes – May 2022

Pay no attention to the singing behind the curtain! “Weeee’re off to see the Wizard…” If you kept singing the rest of that tune after...

FilmToledo shines a spotlight

A local nonprofit is working on bringing film productions and film events to Toledo. Since 2018, independent filmmaker Michael DeSanto and his two colleagues,...

UT Filmmakers Showcase returns after three year absence

Photo by Denise Jans on Unsplash The University of Toledo’s (UT) Department of Theatre and Film is proud to announce the return of the Student...

Scandals at the Oscars

Will Smith striking Chris Rock onstage may be one of the most extreme examples of the Oscar ceremony not going to plan— but it’s...

Film Notes – March 2022

A Quiet classic comes to Franklin Park Casting John Wayne as a retired, Irish-born boxer with no trace of an accent might have seemed unusual, but no one...

Filmmaker endows new award at Ann Arbor Fest

A conversation with Amy Moore is peppered with references to her love for both film and Africa. This is fitting, as her generosity has led to the...

Filmmaker starts dialogue about masculinity with “Black Men: Unfiltered”

It was during a conversation with her mother a few years ago that filmmaker Ruth Leonard realized something— she had almost never seen her...

REEL APPEAL: The United States of Insanity

Growing up in Perrysburg and a 1998 Perrysburg High School graduate, Noor Ahmed remembers when he first became aware of Insane Clown Posse (ICP)....
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