San Francisco’s got MILK
Posted by admin | Filed under Film
This past Tuesday I made my way down to the Castro for the premier of “Milk”, hoping to spy a celebrity or two and ended up seeing quite a few more.
A relatively low key event (low key for a movie premier that is) the crowd on the street was only a couple hundred strong which [...]
Tags: Castro, Film, Harvey Milk, premiere, San Francisco, Scene
A Beautiful Fall
Posted by pacotacomike | Filed under Film
When some think of a neglected arthouse film, the image that comes to mind is a modern, avant-garde affair that looks into the abyss of the human condition and returns with stylishly esoteric profundity–all on a shoe-string budget, backyard sets, and a cast of newly-graduated drama majors. By this logic, though privately financed, minimally distributed, [...]
Tags: blog, Film, Mimi Honeycutt, Review, San Francisco Foghorn Scene, The Fall
Save Me
Posted by pacotacomike | Filed under Film
Staff Writer: Laurel Bentley
Director Robert Grey’s film “Save Me” provides an intimate look at the church driven phenomenon of “reassigning” the sexual preference of homosexuals. Although the idea of converting gays to the “straight-and-narrow” through prayer and religious conditioning is nothing new, it has become increasingly prevalent in recent years as gay rights continue to move [...]
Tags: Film, Laurel Bentley, save me
