All these films are streaming on Amazon, Hulu, or Netflix and will keep you sane until the world reopens
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A Vigilante is one of the week’s highlights
A HEARTFELT thanks to all the Film Scene readers who came out to the Savannah Cultural Arts Center for last week’s debut installment of the Double-Vision Film Series, jointly curated […]
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Last chance to see some Oscar winners in the theatre
WELCOME BACK to another Film Scene – the area’s only weekly preview of all the noteworthy “alternative cinema” events taking place in and around these parts. We begin with an […]
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Two fests and Musical Matinees
The next seven days are a veritable Vinnie’s calzone of specialty cinema.
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La Dolce Vita, The Joker and more round out the week’s offerings
Such a sizable turnout for an example of edgy, foreign fare such as ‘Parasite’ demonstrates an increasing awareness of—and interest in—such selections in our market
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Marriage Story, Parasite, Lucas films are highlights
Please support as many of the worthwhile big-screen happenings featured in Film Scene as you care to
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Midway to Ford v Ferrari
A look at all the noteworthy alternative cinema events taking place over the next week or so
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Anime, Peter Jackson, and Citizen Kane
Its cinematography by the great Gregg Toland demands to be appreciated in a theatrical setting such as the Tybee Post.
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The Irishman and Philip Glass
On Nov. 27, in what stands as something of a coup for Tybee Post Theatre, they’ve snagged the Savannah area’s sole engagement of fabled filmmaker Martin Scorsese’s latest gangster epic,
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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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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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CinemaSavannah celebrates move with the Queen of Soul
TOMASZ WARCHOL first heard Aretha Franklin’s album “Amazing Grace” in the mid-70s. The live album was a commodity in communist Poland, Warchol remembers. He’d had to bring it in from […]