Movie explores dollhouses that deal with death A new Twin Cities-made documentary called "Of Dolls and Murder" reveals how important one particular set of dollhouses has been to solving untimely deaths in the US for 70 years.September 28, 2011
Love The Beach Boys? Meet "The Wrecking Crew" It's a little known fact that the music on most of the hit records coming out of California in the late 1950s and early 1960s, including chart-toppers from The Beach Boys, above, was played by the same group of musicians. A new documentary showing tonight in Minneapolis, "The Wrecking Crew," tells the story.September 22, 2011
A father, a son, and a film Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez have hit the road to promote their new film "The Way," which depicts a father's attempt to complete a pilgrimage started by his son. The real-life father and son join Midmorning to discuss the film and the family business.Midmorning, September 13, 2011
Oscar winner Cliff Robertson dies in NY at 88 Cliff Robertson, the handsome movie actor who
played John F. Kennedy in "PT-109," won an Oscar for "Charly"
and was famously victimized in a 1977 Hollywood forgery scandal,
died Saturday. He was 88.September 10, 2011
Cube Critics: Aliens and epidemics Cube Critics discuss films containing violence against aliens, violence between brothers, and a deadly epidemic.September 7, 2011
The harsh reality behind the Merry Pranksters 'Magic Trip' So much has been written about the 1960s, sometimes it's hard to tell myth from reality. Such is the case with the story of Ken Kesey and the Merry Band of Pranksters.September 2, 2011
Cube Critics: R-rated comedies and homemade movies Each Wednesday we get to listen in on the big screen adventures of the cube critics, Stephanie Curtis the Movie Maven and arts reporter Euan Kerr. This week it's R-rated comedies and homemade movies on Cube Critics.August 31, 2011
New 'Midwest Brigadoon' film finds beauty at the state fair The state fair doesn't kick off for another week, but this weekend the Southern Theater premieres a new film that distills all twelve days of the "Great Minnesota Get-Together" into just 25 minutes.August 19, 2011
The story behind 'The Guard' Consider this for a movie idea: An iconoclastic writer toils for decades, with no recognition. Then his brother puts pen to paper and overnight becomes an international success. This is actually the story behind "The Guard," a new comedy film opening this weekend in Minneapolis.August 12, 2011
The deep question behind 'Another Earth' A film opening this week asks a simple, but potentially deep question: If you were to meet yourself, what would you say?August 4, 2011
Cube Critics talk about foreign films The Cube Critics, Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr, work in adjoining cubes in the MPR newsroom. And they talk about movies -- a lot. Today, they discuss foreign films.August 3, 2011