Flick Picks with Milwaukee Film: Michael Schultz Award

Flick Picks with Milwaukee Film: Michael Schultz Award Kristopher Pollard from Milwaukee Film joins 12 News This Morning with what to watch this week. Advertisement Updated: 8:00 AM CST Nov 10, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Connor Morris Flick Picks with Milwaukee Film: Michael Schultz Award Kristopher Pollard from Milwaukee Film joins 12 News This Morning with what to watch this week. Updated: 8:00 AM CST Nov 10, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Connor Morris More than 5 decades after some of the biggest figures of the Harlem Renaissance met in Duke Ellington's home, "Once Upon a Time in Harlem" by genre-defying filmmaker William Greaves and completed by his son, David Greaves, is revealing new insight. The documentary was shot over the course of two days in 1972 and captured intimate conversations as the luminaries reminisced and debated their work and the cultural movement they helped shape. This weekend, Milwaukee Film is presenting the Michael Schultz Award to actor/writer/director Kasi Lemmons. The award, named after the prolific filmmaker and Milwaukee native, recognizes distinguished Black filmmakers whose work embodies Schultz's artistic excellence, cultural impact, and visionary spirit. Advertisement As part of the award ceremony, Milwaukee Film will screen three films. Friday night, fans can watch Lemmons act in the iconic horror film "Candyman." Then Saturday afternoon "Talk to Me" screens at 2 p.m. There will be a post-screening Q+A with Lemmons and Schultz. Then, Saturday evening will be the award presentation and screening of "Eve's Bayou." There will also be a pre-screening conversation with Lemmons. Watch Flick Picks with Milwaukee Film every Tuesday on 12 News This Morning at 6 a.m. Make WISN a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks Inflation numbers are in. Try our calculator to estimate the cost difference of various groceries US Air Force evacuates aircraft from a base in England because of a threat, US official says The US to become first nation to fully shun a UN Human Rights Council review AI-generated political ads spiked in 2026, but campaigns still prioritized other means of messaging