Screen industries are in mourning as a star from a family of Hollywood royalty has passed away.
It all starts on Friday (August 16) with the wonderful Song of the Sea
Transfinite happens to be the title of an especially striking feature screening midway through the fest’s 11-day run.
The European original was no great shakes, either.
It’s a strange and enticing mix: a superhero origin story and sci-fi paranormal effects mix with apocalyptic allegory.
That mystery involves the death of Dag Hammerskjöld, the first really hands-on Secretary General of the United Nations.
This unassuming gem of a movie sneaks up on you.
Hail hail indeed.
“If you don’t laugh, you don’t survive,” she says at one point in this two-hour overview.
Highlights include a spotlight on Costa Rica, indigenous language films, post-screening dialogues, and live music and dance performances.
Stanley Q. Woodvine discloses that this term isn't exactly original.
Five decades ago, when cross-dressing was still a crime in many U.S. States, director Frank Simon turned his handheld camera on a group of contestants in the Miss All-America Camp Beauty Contest
