UWM Union Theatre Admission Prices & Policies
The UWM Union Theatre is supported by UWM Union Programming. The Theatre is available for lectures, meetings and special screenings. For more information, call 414-229-4070 or email cinema@aux.uwm.edu.

Select screenings are free of admission for all.
$6 general public

$5 UWM Faculty, Staff & Alumni Association Members; all non-UWM students;
and senior citizens. All w/ proper ID.

$4 UWM students w/ proper ID (select screenings are free for UWM students)

World Cinema
An important outlet for the newest and finest films made around the world and independently in America , including Milwaukee premieres, film restorations,
re-releases, and filmmaker visits.

Experimental Tuesdays
Presented by the UWM Department of Film and the Union Theatre on selected Tuesdays of each month (with special presentations on other days). All showings are FREE to the public !

Documentary Frontiers
Showcasing the best of current, politically engaged, culturally and artistically relevant documentary production as well as classics from the history of this continually important field of filmmaking.

The Community Media Project (CMP), a division of the Film Department in the School of Arts, continues to bring cutting edge film and video on African and the African Diaspora culture to the Milwaukee public. For more information, please call 229-2931 or visit www.communitymediaproject.blogspot.com

Locally Grown
An occasional program dedicated to providing a showcase for Milwaukee film, video and performance artists. Screenings are FREE and open to the public!

Share the Earth Environmental Film Series
A monthly series of free screenings on selected Thursdays in the Union Theatre held in conjunction with Share the Earth programs in the UWM Union. These events culminate in programs focusing on recycling and environmental issues to be held during Earth Week 2008 (April 21-25). Co-sponsored by Union Programming, Union Theatre and the UWM Environmental Council.

African American Film Festival
An event celebrating Black History Month. Sponsored by the UWM Union Sociocultural Programming, UWM Union Theatre, and the Community Media Project. All screenings are FREE and open to the public. For more information on Sociocultural Programming events please contact UWM Union Sociocultural Programming at 414-229-6997.

The 11th Annual Festival of Films in French
In memory of Dr. Sheldon Stone This program is made possible with the support of UWM Union Programming; the Center for International Education; the Center for 21st Century Studies; Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature; the Department of Film; Southeast Wisconsin Academic Alliance in French; the Alliance Francaise; LGBT Festival; Martine Meyer; Max and Sandra Dermond; and Dr. Richard Stone. All films are in French with English subtitles.

4th Annual Women Without Borders Film Series
Sponsored by the UWM Department of Film, UWM Union Programming, Union Theatre, UWM Sociocultural Programming, and the UWM Women’s Resource Center. For more information. Contact Annie Melchior, (414)229-6015. Selected screenings will be FREE.

The 30th Annual Latin American Film Series is sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, UWM union Programming, Union Theatre, and the UWM Department of Film. For more information please call the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at (414) 229-5286 or see www.uwm.edu/Dept/CLACS/outreach/filmseries.html All screenings are FREE and open to the public.

Modernity and Tradition: Film in Interwar Central Europe
A series held on various Wednesdays throughout this spring at the Union Theatre to accompany the Milwaukee Art Museum’s exhibition FOTO: Modernity in Central Europe, 1918-1945. The film series, presented by MAM film and organized by the National Gallery of Art,Washington is organized into five themes: City Films; Homeland, Homeland: My Country; Avant-garde Shorts; Celluloid Myths and Celluloid Dreams;, and The Popular. Each program is presented only once, all films will be screened in 16mm or 35mm. The series is free and open to the public, donations for MAM will be accepted. Additional film programs will be held at the Milwaukee Art Museum throughout the duration of the exhibition (February 9 - May 4) .

Italian Film Festival
The Italian Film Festival of Milwaukee will screen the local premiere of five recent, critically and publicly acclaimed Italian films. Films will be shown in Italian with English subtitles. The festival is free and open to the general public. For further information, see www.italianfilmfests.org. The festival is co-presented by the Italian Program in the UWM Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature.

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