Cambria Film Festival: “Undeletable”
Co-written and co-directed by brothers Benjamin Blaine and Christopher Blaine, Undeletable is an intimate film that explores grief, confession, and the permanence of what cannot be taken back. The six-minute…
ETC Hosts West Coast Premiere of “The Shark Is Broken”
As Jaws marks its 50th anniversary, Ensemble Theatre Company is pulling back the curtain on the chaos behind the classic film with The Shark Is Broken, opening Wednesday, February 4…
Cambria Film Fest: “A Second Life”
“You have to always be drunk. That’s all there is to it. Not to feel the horrible burden of time that breaks your back and bends you to the earth.…
Cambria Film Fest: What To Expect Day 1
The ninth annual Cambria Film Festival opens on Wednesday, February 4 at the Cambria Center for the Arts with a tribute to movie composer Lalo Schifrin. Orchestra Novo conductor Michael…
Cambria Film Fest: “Whisper My Name”
The Cambria Film Festival is excited to premiere its first-ever Iranian film: Whisper My Name. Director Rasoul Sadrameli (The Night) gives us an engaging story about a fragmented family and…
Cambria Film Fest: “Odd Fish”
Transgender narratives in popular media tend to have one trait in common: glamour. Of course, there is nothing wrong with glamorous portrayals. Shows like Pose and Euphoria represent the beauty…
Cambria Film Fest: “Burt”
What begins as an often-told tale of one character bilking another develops into a sweet story of how one man’s kindness changes the direction of the life of another. In…
Cambria Film Fest: “Seems Like Love”
“I love when something beautiful comes from something simple.” If you see one film at the Cambria Film Festival this year, make it Seems Like Love. When you consider Russian…
Cambria Film Fest: “In the Tracks of Lalo Schifrin”
In the Tracks of Lalo Schifrin opens mid-conversation, as if we've stumbled into a recording session already in progress. This isn't a documentary so interested in beginnings or endings, in…
Cambria Film Fest: “Baby Doe”
When tragedy strikes, it’s natural to demand that someone be held accountable. Baby Doe, a documentary directed by Jessica Earnshaw, tells the tragic story of 22-year-old Gail Eastwood, who finds…