An early morning low-angle, close-up shot of the marquee at The Main Cinema in Minneapolis. The image focuses on the underside of the theater's canopy, with its rows of warm, glowing incandescent light bulbs creating a grid of amber light against the lightening sky. Above the lights, a portion of the white marquee sign is visible with black block lettering that reads "MAR 4 - APR," for the 17th Minnesota Cuban Film Festival. The background shows the glass entrance of the theater and leafless trees lining the street under a cool, morning sky.

📱 | Minneapolis, Minnesota (2026)
The Main Cinema is a beacon for film lovers in Minneapolis
#StreetPhotography #UrbanLandscape #MSPFilm

girl, mother, grandmother reaching hands out toward viewer, smiling. Hello Kitty sewing machine beside them.

Thrilled that Maternal Fabric, a short film I created with MN author Elizabeth Jarrett Andrew, will screen at MplsSt. Paul Intnl Film Festival, April 2-13. Part of shorts program “A Sense of Place.” [links in bio] @themaincinema.bsky.social #MSPIFF #MSPIFF44 #MSPFilm #TheMainCinema #MoviesAtTheMain

The (sorry) state of available new in-theater films in the Twin Cities in 2025:

One must rely on the national multiplex chain for even the slightest alternative (i.e., foreign non huge Hollywood) screenings.

MSP Film #mspfilm in particular really need to do better

#TCCExclusive: "I wanted to make it very much about that: the joy of meeting someone… and then raw romance." @mikkodefinlande director of 'A Moment in the @Reedsfilm' shares his vision. #MSPFILM #MSPIFF:

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