Film & TV

TCFF: ‘Can I Get a Witness?’ is a lukewarm countdown of the time we have on Earth

October 21, 2025

“Can I Get a Witness?” takes place in a future world where answering that question is mandatory: your death is planned for you and happens…
TCFF: Documentary shorts double-knot family ties

October 20, 2025

These documentary shorts showcase the talent, culture and meaning that we can experience from projects often requiring little in the way of funding and, obviously,…
TCFF: Drama shorts make for medley of surprises

October 20, 2025

The variety of stories gathered by fest leadership for the drama shorts block was commendable, as evidenced by the eight-for-the-price-of-one enjoyment that I and the…
TCFF: ‘Christy’ is a knockout film we didn’t know we needed

October 18, 2025

In the Twin Cities Film Fest-selected film “Christy,” director David Michôd reveals the jaw-dropping true story of Christy Martin, who put women’s boxing on the…
TCFF: ‘Hamnet’’s Shakespearean sob story falls short of flawless

October 17, 2025

Oscar-buzzy new drama “Hamnet” features some of the best performances of the year but fails to effectively capitalize on its Shakespearean roots.
Film students’ requests prompt new club, new courses

March 20, 2025

There’s a new club on campus dedicated to the world of film. Bridget Schmid has the story.
REVIEW: Masculinity was a mistake, and so is ‘Novocaine’

March 14, 2025

Kevin Lynch reviews “Novocaine,” in theaters March 14, 2025.
Who will and should win at the 2025 Oscars

February 28, 2025

Managing Editor Anya Capistrant-Kinney and Features Editor Kevin Lynch give their 2025 Oscar picks and predictions.
RANKED: The 10 best movies of 2024

December 20, 2024

Features Editor Kevin Lynch ranks his top 10 movies of the year.
Review: “Wicked”ly fantastic– a musical adaptation that doesn’t disappoint

November 22, 2024

Cecilia Wallace gives her review of “Wicked,” in theaters Nov. 22, 2024.