Bibliophobia, Continued
Screening on January 29, the new documentary The Librarians engagingly chronicles the campaign for book banning and censorship within the past five years, in Texas, Florida, and beyond.
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The 41st Santa Barbara International Film Festival Brings a Feast of Movie Magic to Town
SBIFF’s new five-screen McHurley Film Center will open on February 5.
Kate Hudson Is SBIFF’s Arlington Artist of the Year
‘Song Sung Blue’ star will be honored in Santa Barbara on February 13.
TV Review | Let’s All Meet at the Boy Aquarium and Fall in Love with a Rivalry
‘Heated Rivalry’ takes the internet by storm and should be your next watch.
Sound and Vision Merge in SBIFF’s 10-10-10
Santa Barbara International Film Festival’s student-filmmaker-driven 10-10-10 program includes a film composer element starting in 2026.
SBIFF Honors Leonardo DiCaprio, Sean Penn, and Benicio Del Toro
“One Battle After Another” trio will be in Santa Barbara on February 9.
Film Review | Chaotic Returns
Josh Safdie’s wild ride film ‘Marty Supreme’ showcases Timothée Chalamet as a Machiavellian table tennis anti-hero.
Film Review | Parental Guidance Revisited
Rose Byrne turns in a tour de force performance as maximally troubled mother in ‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You.’
In New Doc ‘The Age of Disclosure,’ Military Servicemen Expose More Details About UFOs at Vandenberg
Depending on who you ask — and what you’re willing to believe — aliens are real. And they’ve visited Vandenberg Space Force Base in Lompoc more than once.
Film Review | Or Not to Be
Chloe Zhao’s ‘Hamnet’ brings an affecting blend of post-Shakespearean drama, mysticism, and revisionist history to the screen.
