Movie Blog: 'To The Wonder', A Puzzle Of Love & Prayer
'To the Wonder' is part love story, part prayer.
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'To the Wonder' is part love story, part prayer.
If you thought Deadliest Catch was unnerving, imagine experiencing the show aboard the ship, peering through a pinhole, trying to make out what's moving around among the dripping nets, inhaling salty night air, underneath a cloud of scavenging sea birds.
A documentary that isn't exactly beautiful or well-written or blessed with memorable characters can still be considered good, or worth watching, if it teaches you something.
Throughout the entire festival, WCCO's Movie Blog will be spotlighting one particularly notable MSPIFF movie each day. So clear your schedules and get ready to go around the world in 18 days.
42 is a reminder of how we've progressed as a sport and a nation. When it ended I felt moved and inspired, but a part of me was also a little sad.
The musicians of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and the management have agreed to a play and talk proposal, the musicians announced Tuesday.
It's taken Butcher and the Boar's Jack Riebel 30 years of cooking, but he finally feels like he's arrived.
Forget about the forecast. No, seriously. Pretend you didn't just hear Mike Augustyniak toss out the possibility that parts of Minnesota could see up to a foot of snow later this week.
For four legged friends, arboretums are the ultimate dog park.
Minnesota is home to some of the best cycling and art communities in the world…and this weekend, the two combine.
Get out your leg warmers. A new musical is bringing sexy all the way back to the 1980s – it's "Flashdance: The Musical," now playing at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Minneapolis.
For six years, Be'Wiched has quietly been creating some of the best sandwiches in the cities, including a now legendary pastrami sandwich.
The Romanian film Beyond the Hills (Dupa dealuri) is a unique slice of realism that depicts the tragic culture clash between modern-day Eastern Europe and the decidedly medieval world of the Orthodox Church.
Maybe it's because the long lead-up to their forthcoming album has clouded my thoughts, but I kept hearing Daft Punk's "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" as the bodies were being torn apart in the new remake of Sam Raimi's debut feature "Evil Dead."
Get out your leg warmers and slouch your cut-off sweatshirt -- "Flashdance, the Musical" is taking over Minneapolis.
