Film

Skyway Drive-In Theatre in Fish Creek is one of only a few drive-in movie theaters left in Wisconsin. The owners try to capture the nostalgia of a bygone era.

After more than 20 years away from the iconic “Jurassic Park” franchise, screenwriter David Koepp of Pewaukee is bringing dinos back with “Jurassic World: Rebirth.” 

Two similar proposals in Wisconsin aim to attract more film and TV crews to the state.

During his mostly silent, decades-long journey across the U.S., John Francis stopped in Wisconsin to earn his Ph.D. at UW-Madison. He’s the subject of a documentary that was shortlisted at this year’s Oscars and is screening Tuesday in Madison.

Kyle Hausmann-Stokes is from Verona. His movie, “My Dead Friend Zoe,” is based on his own experiences being deployed to Iraq and coming back home.

Milwaukee filmmaker Ben Albert tells the story of the natural hidden gem just south of Madison, and the scientist who aims to preserve it — his grandfather, Cal DeWitt.

Maclain and Chapman Way are the brothers behind the Netflix documentary “The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga.” Hear from the creators of the docuseries.

Filmmaking brothers Anders and Davin Lindwall visited WPR’s “The Larry Meiller Show” to talk about their first feature film, the Wisconsin-based “Green and Gold.”

Held at the Bay Theater last weekend in Ashland, the Big Water Film Festival continues online through Feb. 2. Two of the films concentrate on Ojibwe culture.

WPR’s “BETA” sat down with critic Craig D. Lindsey to boogie to the music and talk about how it worked in the film.