Back to musical roots at Red River Roots
“Ever since I started going to bluegrass festivals, I found it difficult to believe that such a thing doesn't exist around the Red River…
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In ‘East of Wall,’ filmmaker Beecroft builds a remarkable docufiction world
Shortly following its world premiere in January, first-time feature filmmaker Kate Beecroft’s “East of Wall” won the NEXT section’s audience award at the 2025 Sundance…
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Penn & Teller to appear at Minnesota Renaissance Festival
The legendary magic and comedy duo will appear on the Crown Stage at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival in Shakopee, Minnesota, where they first performed…
Read NowCregger brandishes considerable ‘Weapons’
The wildly talented and ambitious Zach Cregger drags us back to the basement in “Weapons,” one of the year’s most satisfying and enjoyable films…
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Brooks locks up the complexities of commitment in ‘Oh, Hi!’
Director Sophie Brooks [...] understands the border that separates the most ridiculous expression of bad ideas from the pathos that accompanies rejection.
Read NowBlonde ambition: Hargitay looks for ‘My Mom Jayne’
Cinephiles and fans of classic midcentury Hollywood biography will find much to appreciate in Mariska Hargitay’s insightful documentary “My Mom Jayne.”
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Jon Offutt public reception and installation scheduled for July 29
Touchmark at Harwood Groves will host a special artist reception featuring renowned glass artist Jon Offutt on Tuesday, July 29, at 2:00 p.m.
Read Now‘Eddington’ Enters Quarantine
Even as Aster boldly introduces all manner of Trump-era malaise, “Eddington” is deliberately opaque.
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Wing Theatre: Keeping the big screen in a small town
The movie hall is a community living room, a social space where moviegoers can experience and share emotion.
Read NowJesko considers broadcast legend in documentary ‘Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything’
With “Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything,” director Jackie Jesko takes on the legacy and legend of the late journalist extraordinaire.
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Secret words: Wolf considers ‘Pee-wee as Himself’
Wolf and Reubens unpack the most significant milestones in the Pee-wee Herman journey...
Read Now‘Sally’ tells the public and private story of American space pioneer
..."films like “Sally” can serve as an important reminder that love triumphs over hate time and again."
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North Dakota play about mental health premieres in August
A new one-act play inspired by patients buried in the cemetery at the North Dakota State Hospital in Jamestown will tour the Midwest.
Read Now‘River Adventures’ at Theatre B
“River Adventures” is a 35-minute, one-act play inspired by Hough’s love for nature, writing, learning and bringing people together.
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Thompson Honors Legend Stone in ‘Sly Lives!’
“Sly Lives!” is a marvel of organization, drawing from dazzling archival footage of Sly and the Family Stone at work and play.
Read NowThe art of building community: Catherine Mulligan retrospective at the Rourke
I first met Catherine Mulligan at a party at her house. It was a small gathering, spontaneous, just a few people over for dinner.…
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Darkest Day of Horror Film Festival arrives in Fargo
Horror movie fans of the valley, our time has come! Darkest Day of Horror Film Festival comes to the Fargo Theatre on Saturday, June…
Read NowSong makes matches in the world of ‘Materialists’
“Materialists” works its most magical spells in the space where we can see Lucy struggling with the complexities of relationship-building
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Holiness and hand grenades: Anderson plans ‘The Phoenician Scheme’
“The Phoenician Scheme” bears enough of the familiar stylistic rigor identified with Anderson to be instantly recognizable.
Read NowMoorhead Public Library to host monthly outdoor concerts
The Moorhead Public Library will offer three free, all-ages outdoor concerts featuring regional bands this summer.
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Act Up Theatre presents ‘The Sound of Music’
Act Up Theatre, in partnership with Minnesota State University Moorhead, will present “The Sound of Music” on June 10-14
Read NowGoing bonkers in the Bay: Boden and Fleck Tell ‘Freaky Tales’
A love letter to the Bay Area set during the second Reagan administration, “Freaky Tales” premiered at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival...
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Stories of quiet survival: Sudasassi Furniss directs ‘Memories of a Burning Body’
Filmmaker Antonella Sudasassi Furniss constructs an engaging sophomore feature with “Memories of a Burning Body.
Read NowRemembering Modern Man, keeping his memory alive
I want to thank everyone who came out to remember and say goodbye.
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