by John Wildman | Feb 20, 2019 | Film Festival News
The 25th Annual San Luis Obispo Film Festival (March 12-17) has revealed its full slate of films which will begin with the previously announced special Opening Night performance by Katharine Ross followed by a 50th Anniversary screening of the classic BUTCH CASSIDY...
by John Wildman | Feb 19, 2019 | Shorts and to The Point
Will Stewart’s ALL WE ARE introduces itself as a deceptively simple two-hander. The short film, which recently screened at the Oxford Film Festival, begins as a young gay man appears at an older gay man’s door following an email exchange. It’s a date with rules and...
by John Wildman | Feb 19, 2019 | Shorts and to The Point
Rachel Sweeney’s DEAD GIRL, which just screened at the Oxford Film Festival, begins with every actor’s basic, routine, indignity on a film set. In this case, it’s an actress playing the dead girl in a television procedural. Not enough to drain the life force out of...
by John Wildman | Feb 18, 2019 | Film Festival News
The 2019 Oxford Film Festival began with a Community Night screening of locally made films and then a special concert by documentary subjects Negro Terror to kick things off on Wednesday, February 6. The next night, John Stimpson’s GHOST LIGHT officially opened...
by John Wildman | Feb 12, 2019 | Film Festival News
The 2019 Oxford Film Festival celebrated the best of the fest with a typically entertaining awards ceremony, emceed by Crooked Marquee’s Eric D. Snider, at the Powerhouse (413 S. 14th Street) on Saturday, February 9, highlighted by the announcement of Hoka awards for...
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