Santa Barbara International Film Festival Summer Camp Provides for Aspiring Young Filmmakers
SBIFF Film Camp teaches underserved youth to write, shoot, and edit like the pros.
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Roger Durling’s Pandemic Film Diary
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s executive director publishes Cinema in Flux: A Year of Connecting Through Film.
‘Sonzai: Japantown Santa Barbara’
This documentary tells the story of Santa Barbara’s forgotten Japantown.
‘Are You Hearing Me?’
Santa Barbara filmmaker and activist Diane Mackenzie’s documentary project provides platform for women’s voices.
Review | TV: ‘Devs’ Stretches its Intrigue Thin
The show combines mad scientist noir with visual glitz and shine.
TV X-Streamist | ‘Collision,’ ‘Bodyguard,’ ‘Line of Duty,’ and More
British crime seems to adhere to neater parameters than our own, and the criminals seem smarter.
Review | ‘High Fidelity’ Gets New Life
Reintroducing Nick Hornby’s vinylphile on this side of the digital and streaming divide is such an unlikely and surprising choice that it actually works.
Review | ‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’
Director Céline Sciamma has invented a fine and subtle portrait of taboo love.
Canceled: Banff Mountain Film Festival at the Arlington
UCSB’s Arts & Lectures presents some of the best armchair adventure onscreen.
Review | ‘Emma’ Springs to Life
Film has a witty script and a production design that whisks audiences into the rolling hills of 19th-century England.
