UWindsor student Melanie Renaud helped to fit patients with hearing aids during a trip last summer to Guatemala.
UWindsor student Melanie Renaud helped to fit patients with hearing aids during a trip last summer to Guatemala.
“The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger” is the second in the Alumni Filmmaker Screening Series. is the second in the Alumni Filmmaker Screening Series.
The Windsor Film Society will screen The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger at the SoCA Armouries on Friday, Feb. 28.
Kevin McDonald and Colin Mochrie in the comedy Boys vs. Girls, filmed in and around Windsor.
UWindsor film instructors Mike Stasko and Theodore Bezaire will screen their latest feature at film festivals starting this Friday, Feb. 7.
“The Rise and Fall of the Grumpy Burger” is the second in the Alumni Filmmaker Screening Series.
A film series featuring works by UWindsor alumni opens Jan. 24 with a screening of the 2013 comedy, The Birder.
A documentary produced by UWindsor film professor Tony Lau tells the story of a family-run Chinese restaurant spreading deep-fried holiday cheer.
Film professor Tony Lau produced A Sweet and Sour Christmas, a short documentary released Friday on the CBC Gem streaming service.
University Players brings to life the classic fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast,” continuing through Dec. 8 in the Essex Hall Theatre.
Communications professor Victoria Abboud won two free tickets to the University Players production of “Beauty and the Beast.”
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen “Buskin’ in the Subway” Nov. 4 as part of its collection of local short works.
Creators of seven of the 12 films in the “WIFF Local Shorts” collection have a connection to the University of Windsor.
Film instructor Theodore Bezaire won the award for best screenplay at London’s Forest City Film Festival.
The Windsor International Film Festival will screen the feature comedy "Boys vs. Girls," directed by professor Mike Stasko, on Nov. 2.
Three film festivals will screen a comedy, written and directed by professor Mike Stasko, over the next couple of weeks.
Film professor Kim Nelson is producing a live documentary exploring the food and culture of Arab-Canadians and -Americans along the Windsor-Detroit border.
A project by film professor Kim Nelson will explore the Arab food culture in Windsor-Detroit.
