Film

The long weekend has more than turkey in store for folks clamming to get out there.

ISU professor John McHale and registered nurse Xavier Jackson wrote a feature-length film inspired by Jackson's experiences in rural health care from 2020-2021.

Saturday is the final day for Rader Family Farms' B.Y.O.Flashlight night maze.

Scholars Stanford Carpenter and Eric Wesselmann co-teach a course on horror films with Black protagonists, villains and anti-heroes. Carpenter helped coin the term EthnoGothic to capture how different people respond to horror based on race, culture and social identity.

The Green Screen Film Series continues at the Normal Theater on Tuesday with "The Human Scale," a documentary about how developing mega-cities change human behavior.

Veteran indie filmmaker Catherine Crouch comes to Heartland Community College for a Lesbian Visibility Week public screening and dialog about five short films. For two decades, Crouch has written, directed and produced films from a distinctly lesbian perspective.

About 50 people viewed the documentary film “The Central Park Five” on Wednesday in Braden Auditorium on Illinois State University's campus. The screening was part of a weeklong series of events hosted by ISU celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

A film screening Tuesday evening at the Normal Theater highlights stories of women making a difference in the fight against global climate change.

Audiences at the Normal Theater gasped frequently last Thanksgiving weekend during showings of "Parasite."While the Oscar-nominated Korean black…

The 92nd Academy Awards is Sunday, Feb. 9.We don’t know if “Joker” will sweep all 11 of its nominations. We don’t know if Scarlett Johansson can win in…