Five years on from Bobby Zarem’s departure, that changing of the guards has helped the SCAD Savannah Film Festival to begin to redefine itself not so much by what it is attempting to be, but what it’s not attempting to be.
Jim Reed
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Rare docs, Mountainfilm, and a Queen of Hearts
The next seven days or so hold plenty of interesting specialty cinema events as well
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Here’s looking at you, kid
The chemistry between the main characters is sublime, and the production and costume design is fantastic, drawing you into a world of deception and mystery with ease.
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The River and The Wall: Mountainfilm On Tour honors Veterans Day
The festival’s focus is on films which offer compelling, thought-provoking portraits of our environment, culture and issues of political and social justice
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Film Fest season, and time for Styx – the movie, not the band
THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS The Reincarnation of Peter Proud 8 p.m. Oct. 23 The Sentient Bean, 13 E. Park Ave. $8 Rosemary’s Baby 7 p.m. Oct. 24 Tybee Post Theater, 10 […]
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Thrillers for the Halloween season — and Downton Abbey Mania continues
This week on Oct. 16, the PFS’ long-running Wednesday night series of overlooked or marginalized feature films from around the globe continues at the Bean
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Ghosts & gangsters — and the best movie of the year?
If you’re looking for something a little off the beaten path, as far as big screen fare goes, this week’s installment of Film Scene should provide a road map to these options
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Welcome to The Film Scene
Film Scene provides a one-stop overview of the myriad of public, specialty screenings taking place year-round
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Jim Reed says goodbye
Savannah’s a notoriously gossip-fueled town, especially when it comes to the performing arts community. So, if you move in those wide circles, there’s a good chance you may have heard […]
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Ricardo Ochoa & The Art of Tango at Jepson Live
Ricardo Ochoa & The Art of Tango Like many of us in the local live music scene, Ricardo Ochoa wears many hats. Known to some as the Sav. Music Fest’s […]
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Five years of spitting fire
Towards the end of a lengthy chat about the upcoming 5th Annual Savannah Spoken Word Festival with Spitfire Poetry Group co-founder Clinton Powell, I ask the dedicated local booster of […]
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SFMS presents: Richard Shindell
SFMS presents: Richard Shindell *** Ever since this internationally beloved singer-songwriter relocated to Buenos Aires from N.Y. nine years ago (he’s a native Jersey boy), his U.S. concert dates have […]