Who are the seven? Why don’t you tell me?
Minnesota Churches Face Tough Questions in Offering Sanctuary to Immigrants
For these churches, giving protection to immigrants is no longer a matter of if, but when. And what will happen if ICE comes to their doors?
Grief and Hope Come to Life in Cloud Cult’s The Seeker
The Duluth-based band brings their emotional record to the big screen.
Wilson will get red carpet treatment in Minneapolis on March 22 with Twin Cities Film Fest
The film was shot in MSP in 2015, and is coming back to celebrate
Anne Frank Center says Trump’s comments on Antisemitism are a “pathetic asterisk of condescension”
A stinging rebuke of Trump’s first real comments on the issue.
Guillermo Del Toro: At Home with Monsters comes to MIA next month
An event that you cannot miss.
How Minnesota’s Somali Muslims Are Raising a 10,000-Person Anti-Hate Army
The large refugee community in Minnesota is a big target for bigotry, and tensions are expected to get worse. But they’ve got a plan.
The Stake Podcast - Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter
A half-Japanese, half-Minnesotan dark, eccentric work of art.
The Public Domain: A Minnesota Movie about a Minnesota Tragedy
When the bridge falls down, how are you supposed to get over it?
Daniel Clowes’ “Wilson” heads into production in the Twin Cities
Director Craig Johnson is a perfect fit for Clowes