Documentary ‘The Man Who Saves the World?’ Profiles a Character Unlike Any We’ve Seen Before
Filmmaker Gabe Polsky joins SBIFF’s Roger Durling for a post-screening conversation.
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St. Michael’s World Conquest
“Michael” is a selective biopic that presents former “local artist” Michael Jackson as a princely, untarnished hero, with his father as the über-villain.
Putting the Art in Artifice, and Vice Versa
‘The Christophers’, the latest in Steven Soderbergh’s prolific output, is an artworldly cat-and-mouse game and an Ian McKellen showcase.
On the Far Side of Normal
‘Normal’ fits neatly in the post-‘Fargo’ niche of film genres, where things seriously go bump in the night of small-town America.
‘Cowboy Meditations’Explores Poet Dick Gibford’s Work
The film records a working life at the vast Reyes Ranch in Santa Barbara County’s remote Cuyama region.
ShelterBox U.S.A. Presents ‘Stand by Mother’ Ahead of Earth Day
Environmental film screening in Carpinteria on April 17.
Is Santa Barbara County Ready for Its Closeup?
The supervisors show early support for creating a county film commissioner position to attract more film and media production to the county.
Watching Art Films Can Make You a More Creative Thinker
A randomized experiment by UC Santa Barbara researchers shows that even a few minutes of viewing artistic film can expand our thinking and trigger creative ideas.
Wrestling Again with Heights and Depths
Emerald Fennell’s racy new take on “Wuthering Heights” reaches box-office heights, but withers on the artistic side.
Santa Barbara Flyfishers Hosting Panel and Screening of ‘A River Runs Through It’
Ticket sales will support the club and help protect endangered steelhead trout.
