SIFF 2007
Latest comment by: imaginary embracey: "Ahh, The Bothersome Man. Definitely in my SIFF top 5 this year, and I'd love to see it get more exposure. No plans for a US release that I know of, though. It's been on the festival circuit for a while (it premiered at Cannes 2006), and it got a ...
Made in China and Cthulhu are opposite ends of the quality spectrum in the mixed bag of local offerings this year.
Latest comment by: Grant Cogswell: "OK, folks: Look at DreadCentral.com, a major and respected horror website, where David Bostaph gave the film 5 stars. Creep-a-Go Go gave it four and a half. S.T. Joshi (the world's foremost expert on HPL, his biographer and most authoritative editor of his ...
Speaking of popcorn(!) and music... we love it when folks combine our favorite things into one night of fun. The super-cool SIFF folks have taken their pledge to Find True Film out of the theater and into the rock club with their Face the Music program.
I've seen 100 films at SIFF. As such, it's possible that this blog entry makes no logical sense at all.
Latest comment by: imaginary embracey: "Yes, 2 Days in Paris is great, and very funny, and that's totally her dad. I wonder if he keys random cars like that in real life? The thing about Goya's Ghosts is that it's not to be taken seriously. It's good trash. A Swede playing Goya? I hate to ...
This moving, melancholy little Austrian documentary about four old-world businesses struggling to survive gentrification is my favorite non-fiction flick of SIFF '07.
SIFF 2007's animated shorts program was the best in years.
We had the 240, we had to have the puddin'.
Latest comment by: imaginary char: "You know what goes really well with bacon? 240 dollars worth of puddin'."
The Bet Collector
Musician, critic, and all-around Renaissance man Sean Nelson chats with director Julien Temple about Joe Strummer at this Face the Music event tonight at SIFF Cinema.
Latest comment by: imaginary dana: "Exciting news! Sean himself just offered up four tickets to the event tonight. He happily offered them up, with the caveat that we "promise to give them to people who will come." Wanna go??? It's first come, first serve: shoot us an email and we'll get ...
The brilliant, heartfelt, masterfully produced German film Emma's Bliss is my favorite of the 60ish films I've seen at SIFF '07 thusfar.
Latest comment by: Maki: "Hello Anthony, I followed the links you've posted. Thank you so much for your help, this song drove me crazy as i've been searching for it everywhere for a long time. Now i can just relax and listen to it all day :)"
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