Milwaukee Film Festival

The film documents five high school students from around the United States who are aiming for a spot at the 2024 National Speech and Debate championships.

Nellie Kluz thought it would be interesting to tuck into the backstory of the tourist-haven Wisconsin Dells by following the international workers that staff it. She came away surprised.

The late Marcella Hazan was a powerhouse of Italian cuisine in the 80s, 90s and beyond. This new documentary reflects on her life and approach to cooking.

“Brady Street: Portrait of a Neighborhood” is a new documentary screening at the Milwaukee Film Festival that explores the city's historic Brady Street neighborhood from its earliest roots, its eras of immigration, to the present day.

Feeling overwhelmed by the options in the Milwaukee Film Festival? The shorts can be a good starting point.

This month's Group Chat features two Susans of film: Susan Kerns, executive director of Milwaukee Film and legendary filmmaker Susan Seidelman. They have a conversation about everything from being the first to cast Madonna for the film "Desperately Seeking Susan" to the power of film festivals.

The new documentary, SALLY reveals Sally Ride's 27-year partnership with Tam O’Shaughnessy — who tells the full story of the complicated and iconic astronaut.

As of Feb. 3, Dr. Susan Kerns is the new executive director of Milwaukee Film—an appointment that follows a year of transition and tumult.

For Black History Month, Milwaukee Film's Ty Williams has handpicked a variety of films that exemplify the dynamic range of Black stories told through cinema.

Wisconsin has an impressive, homegrown motorcycle racing scene that’s supported many riders from childhood well into adulthood as professional racers. One of those racers was West Allis native Charlotte Kainz. The documentary "Angels of Dirt" traces Kainz's meteoric rise in Flat Track racing and the larger community she impacted.