Episode 36: Classic Movie Madness Nick is joined remotely by Makenzie and Jay to discuss life in quarantine and the Classic Movie Madness bracket challenge being held on social media! 32 classic movies matched against each other to find the find the best of the best....
Written by Jonathan Griffith Greetings all my quarantined fans of anime at the Michigan Theater & State Theaters. Jonathan here! Sponsorship Assistant for the Michigan Theater Foundation, local artist/illustrator, and – according to my friends – living embodiment...
Andrew Cohn, Director of The Last Shift Nick is joined by Andrew Cohn, Director of The Last Shift, to discuss his Ann Arbor roots, his path as a filmmaker, working with Richard Jenkins, and more! Andrew Cohn, Director of the Last Shift by the Michigan Theater Staff...
“Film begins with DW Griffith and ends with Abbas Kiarostami.” ~ Jean Luc Godard “Kiarostami represents the highest level of artistry in the cinema.” ~ Martin Scorsese In distressing times, cinema can be supremely beneficial to our morale and well being....
In 1895, Joseph “Buster” Keaton was born into a traveling family of actors that performed in vaudeville roadshows across America alongside popular performers such as Harry Houdini. Though originally from Kansas, the Keatons become rooted in Michigan around...
Episode 35: Kiarostami Retrospective Nick is joined by Ashkan Kazemi of the Iranian Graduate Student Association at the University of Michigan to discuss the upcoming Abbas Kiarostami retrospective beginning in March at the Michigan Theater. They discuss the impact of...
