Khaula Kai Mahmood discusses Frayed Flags at the Milwaukee Film Festival, a short film exploring veteran stories, mental health, and independent filmmaking.

Georgia Lee King discusses Flytrapper at the Milwaukee Film Festival, a genre-blending film combining horror, comedy, and improvisation.

Director Yinan Wang discusses Thick and Sweet, a film exploring identity, memory, and cultural connection through food.

Director and actress Khaula Kai Mahmood discusses Frayed Flags, a personal short film exploring veteran mental health and the realities of indie filmmaking.

Filmmaker Dasha Kelly discusses Makin' Cake, a documentary exploring race, access, and privilege through storytelling and the history of cake.

Director Paulina Lule discusses Sherman Park, a Milwaukee-based short film and proof of concept exploring incarceration, identity, and community through a zombie allegory.

Director Annapurna Sriram discusses F*CKTOYS, a bold indie film built over nearly a decade and inspired by personal heartbreak and surreal storytelling.

Director Katie Camosy discusses Gaslit, a documentary exposing oil and gas industry deception and highlighting communities fighting environmental injustice.

Director Sara Robin and writer Jack Lemay discuss Your Attention Please, a satirical film exploring media culture and the modern attention economy at the Milwaukee Film Festival.

Director Benny Kaplan discusses Bright Beautiful World: The Infectious Joy of Pat McCurdy, a documentary celebrating Milwaukee music icon Pat McCurdy and the community built around his performances.