January 18 | Arts & Culture

Foreign, indie and international films are some of the most well-crafted films, and it is amazing that the Douglass Theatre and the Macon Film Guild give them their time to be shown on a big screen in a beautiful theater with an electric atmosphere.

The Douglass Theatre and Macon Film Guild shed light on unconventional cinema

By Mallory Morgan

The Douglass Theatre and Macon Film Guild shed light on unconventional cinema

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