Kettmann Makes List
Matt Kettmann lists all 17 films that he’s seen to date. Compare your notes with his, and make sure to talk back if you disagree.
Matt Kettmann lists all 17 films that he’s seen to date. Compare your notes with his, and make sure to talk back if you disagree.
Whether it’s the royal blue and sparlking silver of the Seahawks or the rich purple and vibrant purple of the Vikings, Starshine can find the aesthetic side of football that most diehard fans won’t want to admit exists.
J’Amy reflects on her meeting a few years ago with Ty Warner, her meeting last Friday with Rick Caruso, and what the future looks like for the Miramar. Plus, she’s got the latest on SBIFF’s Reel Nature series, news about the Plow and Angel and Biltmore openings, and hints on who might be the next Montecito Planning Commissioner.
This entry in the 2007 SBIFF weaves stories of love, heartache and mental illness against the backdrop of life in America immediately following the Second World War.
The average Santa Barbara filmgoer has a chance to have his or her voice heard in this contest. Learn about the rules, and, for the technologically uninitiated, about the exciting world of podcasting.
Matt Kettmann meets Charlie LeDuff, realizes he’s drunk, and then watches his stellar doc The United Gates of America. What do the residents of Canyon Lake, California have to teach us all? Plenty.
Josef Woodard reviews three foreign films: 12:08, East of Bucharest, DarkBlueAlmostBlack, and Away From Her.
AJR‘s Susan Paterno Uses Anti-SLAPP Motion to Defend Herself
Yeah she may look perfect, and she’s probably really nice, humble, smart, and funny too. But it’s just taking too much of my energy to hate hot actress Sienna Miller.
Barney grabs an interview with a man who is used to doing just that, with all the main movers and shakers in the film business. Find out what it’s like to be Emmanuel Itier.