It's retro night on Cinema Insomnia, as Mr. Lobo gets a full on migraine hosting The Screaming Skull with Miss Mittens.

Together: filmmakers & participants reflect on documenting the WMM journey.A conversation about craft, creativity & collaboration with Dr. Kathleen Walls, Cindy Burstein, Anula Shetty, Shana-Adina Roberts & Muffy Ashley Torres

Teaching words that start with the alphabets G, H, I, J, K, L and M. Showing kids how to write the alphabet small m.

A facilitated conversation with subject-matter experts about the effects on the pandemic on the education of our LGBTQ+ Youth.

A walk with Sean O'Mahoney of WINK (We're Inventing a New Kensigton) to clean up the neighborhood.

Take a wander in the winter woods to build fairy houses, and then let’s go home to dream, mend, nourish, and care for each other.

A few testimonies given by 3 different people on 3 different walks of life. True Testimonials of overcoming sickness, drug addiction and life trialing obstacles.

Wagner Park 2023 Season Finale

Produced by Jubilee School & Scribe Video Center

A tribute to local and national women veterans leaders celebrating Unsung War Heroes!

Highlights the contributions of 15 amazing women Veterans sharing stories about how their military service and unique experiences led to their continued roles as leaders and advocates in the communities where they live and work.

With Guests Tony Bennett and Jonavin Freeman

Karen Walker, Host dialogues with health professionals exchanging insights and views in a panel discussion on the topic of health interventions.

Featuring Performances by Oscar Murphy and Fyrestorm- Fyrestorm Special Part 1.

This classical music playlist features students from Philadelphia Sinfonia and it is curated by Maestro Gary White, conductor of this youth orchestra organization.

Interview with Ali Hackett about gun violence, performance by R&B Legends Dee Dee Sharp & Kenny Jeremiah of The Soul Survivors

Grown Folks Dancin'

We meet young people where they are in their lives and invite them to tell their stories through film, music, audio and design. Spy Hop’s mission is to mentor young people in the digital media arts to help them find their voice, tell their stories, and be empowered to effect positive change in their lives, their communities, and the world.

explains the environmental impacts of data centers and why we need to rethink the energy, water, and waste intensive model of cloud computing.

Five short films ponder and brush upon the quality of home, the need to live, leave or return to the one place that means more than a place to stay.

Filmmaker, Adam Sekuler, discusses his history as an artist and the film Really Good Friends, on view at the 62nd Ann Arbor Film Festival.