In 1994, a 13-year-old boy disappears in Texas. Three and a half years later, police find him in Spain. What happened to him? Where has he been all this time? Is it really him??? What?? Continue reading →
After being disappointed at Sundance 2012 with the John Krasinski film, Nobody Walks, I was happily surprised with the Mark Duplass film, Safety Not Guaranteed. Continue reading →
Arrived safely today and there is snow everywhere — and it is still coming down!
Spent our first day as we always do: picked up our tickets at Gateway, went shopping at the Film Festival store, grabbed some groceries at Fresh Market and settled in at the condo to watch some Law & Order before the film frenzy begins tomorrow.
Condo is really nice – really too much room for just the two of us. It’s a 2 Bdm / 2 Ba and James has almost killed himself walking down from the bedroom in the loft. Sigh.
We don’t have any tickets for tomorrow’s films, but we’re going to try to Waitlist two or three films. I’ll let you know how things go!
Oh, by the way…at Gateway, I saw Nolan Gould of Modern Family!
Packing, packing, packing…
A week ago I would have packed entirely different clothes, but as of two days ago, Continue reading →
Some of the good things at the San Francisco International Film Festival is the information they provide online. Continue reading →
The San Francisco International Film Festival closes tomorrow and I’ve seen seven films. Continue reading →
Crowd Control and other areas for improvement at the San Francisco International Film Festival. Continue reading →
Your less than humble film critic will be attending the San Francisco International Film Festival which opened earlier this week. Continue reading →
The film list is out for the 54th San Francisco International Film Festival. A list of films that played at Sundance 2011 is available below. Continue reading →