LAFF 2006: Stacked Parking Darkly
Last night, I finally got to see my first film of this year’s Los Angeles Film Festival (earlier this week I had to cancel […]
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LAFF 2006: What Killed the Poets?
Pity the poor filmmaker who must screen their film in a theater with no air conditioning for a crowd already grumpy about the heat.
LAFF 2006: Get Down Proper
One week into the Los Angeles Film Festival (with three days left), and I’m not sure which is funnier: Boys’ & Girls’ Guide to
LAFF 2006: Intellectual Honesty
Last week I was quoted in an article in the LA Film Festival launch issue of Daily Variety. The issue was about all of
LAFF 2006: Guess who just learned how to create links!
Now, because I know that none of you can go that long without hearing my thoughts on the happenings at the Los Angeles Film
LAFF 2006: All in a Day’s Work…
With this past Sunday came SAGIndie’s first ever cocktail reception for the LA Film Festival, held at the swanky sushi joint, Tengu. We’ve been
LAFF 2006: On Babes in a Cave
As I said on Friday, DMG and I had tickets to see Neil Marshall’s The Descent at the Ford Amphitheater (an excellent venue in
LAFF 2006: On Inspiration and the Old Men
Saturday night I went to Lian Lunson’s poetic documentary Leonard Cohen: I’m Your Man. The evening started with musical performances from Perla Batalla and
LAFF 2006: The Devil Wears Old Navy
As this is my first entry here on the indieBlog, I’d like to say that I’m really enjoying the job so far. It’s definitely,
CineVegas 2006: Crashing The Boards
Hey indieBlog! It’s us, your partners in non-traditional capitalization, CineVegas 2006, aka the World’s Most Dangerous Film Festival, albeit in blog form. That’s right,
From the Water to the Desert
O.K., so I’m engaging in film festival revelry. I have now consumed more alcohol (I mean, I’ve seen more films) in a week than
Earning My Pay
Okay, today was more like it. I squeezed in a little nature time this morning, then went full bore on the Sundance Directors Lab