The Michigan Theater Foundation receives a portion of some ticket sales through its partnerships with film distribution companies. A Q&A session with Ressa and the film director Ramona S. Diaz is scheduled. $3Recorded live at the Michigan Theater with Head Organist Andrew Rogers on Michigan Theaters historic Barton Organ, the pre-recorded 4th of July tribute has classic and Michigan Theater favorites. Not rated -- $12A romantic drama, the film follows Parisian Aviva as she falls in love with Eden from New York. Not rated -- $3A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck.

ANN ARBOR Mondays are for movie marathons but since movie buffs cant visit the Michigan Theater yet, the independent theater is offering a plethora of films online. Through partnerships with numerous film distribution companies, a portion of ticket proceeds from the virtual movie sales are donated to the Michigan Theater Foundation. Not-rated -- $9.99 (rent), $19.99 (buy)Presented by the Cinetopia Film Festival and Ann Arbor Jewish Film Festival, the 87-minute film looks at Cantor Jack Mendelson as his White Plains synagogue replaces him. $3Recorded live at the Michigan Theater with Head Organist Andrew Rogers on Michigan Theaters historic Barton Organ, the pre-recorded 4th of July tribute has classic and Michigan Theater favorites. Not rated -- $3A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Its Monday, which means new movies are headed to The Michigan Theater virtual movie palace. Through partnerships with numerous film distribution companies, a portion of ticket proceeds from the virtual movie sales are donated to the Michigan Theater Foundation. Add to the at-home cinema experience by ordering Michigan Theater concession items for curbside pickup on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. $3Recorded live at the Michigan Theater with Head Organist Andrew Rogers on Michigan Theaters historic Barton Organ, the pre-recorded 4th of July tribute has classic and Michigan Theater favorites. Not rated -- $3A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck.

The Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor offers new movies every week as well as a collection of documentaries, experimental films, comedies and animated films. Partnering with several film distribution companies, the independent theater offers a variety of films while donating a portion of ticket proceeds to the Michigan Theater Foundation. Not rated -- $12A romantic drama, the film follows Parisian Aviva as she falls in love with Eden from New York. Not rated -- $9.99The documentary follows the life of two-time James Beard Award winner Diana Kennedy with extensive interviews. Not rated -- $3A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Every week, Ann Arbors Michigan Theater is offering new movies as well as a collection of documentaries, experimental films, comedies and animated films, among others. Not rated -- $12A romantic drama, the film follows Parisian Aviva as she falls in love with Eden from New York. Not rated -- $9.99The documentary follows the life of two-time James Beard Award winner Diana Kennedy with extensive interviews. Not rated -- $3A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck. Not rated -- $4.99 -- Ends TuesdayThe film is free for Michigan Theather gold members and Ann Arbor Film Festival members.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Not sure what to watch next? Ann Arbors Michigan Theater has been renting out films to stream through its virtual movie palace. Several film distribution companies have partnered with The Michigan Theater so that some of the proceeds from virtual tickets sales benefit the Michigan Theater Foundation. Not rated -- $3 (free for Michigan Theater members)A Michigan Theater original, the documentary was shot in an Ann Arbor nature preserve on April 15 by Michigan Theater Technical Director Jared Van Eck. Related: Ann Arbor Film Festival to kick off Pride Month with virtual happy hour June 4