The Santa Fe Film Festival invites you to celebrate 2011 SFFF titles, The Artist, A Separation and Monsieur Lazhar and the films of 2011 at our Academy Awards® Screening Party! Sunday, February 26, 2012 4:30 – 9:30 PM at RIO CHAMA 414…
2011 Santa Fe Film Festival titles The Artist, A Separation, and Monsieur Lazhar, are Oscar bound – time to celebrate! On the heels of winning three Golden Globes this year – the 2011 Santa Fe Film Festival’s sold-out opening night film, The Artist, received…
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Suzy Tonra 505.983.2366 press@ OSCAR GOLD POSSIBLE FOR SANTA FE FILM FESTIVAL’S 2011 SOLD-OUT OPENING NIGHT FILM THE ARTIST The Artist is nominated for 10 Oscars and numerous other…
FILM OPENS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th FROM STRAND RELEASING The Women on the 6th Floor Opening Friday 12/9 at: UA Devargas Center 6 562 N. Guadalupe 505-988-1110 Trailer Paris, 1960. Jean-Louis (Fabrice Luchini, Potiche) lives a bourgeois existence absorbed in his work, cohabitating peacefully…
The signs have come down, the films are shipped back and the intense rush from screen to party to screen has stopped as the 12th Annual Santa Fe Film Festival has come to a close. But not for the bloggers.…
Here’s a question: Why should you watch an art film? Keep that thought in rotation. Now let’s back up. Everyone has walked out of a movie at least once (more than once if you’re unlucky) and thought: “That gave me…
At the risk of making light of isolation and depression, the audience of director Terence Davies’ “A Deep Blue Sea” may need a pocket guide and a second viewing to gain perspective on the film. A portfolio of symbolism to…
“Monsieur Lazhar,” Canada’s official entry for the 2011 Best Foreign Film Oscar, concerns an Algerian immigrant that finds work in Montreal standing in for an elementary school teacher who recently committed suicide. It sounds straightforward enough, but nothing is as…
“Sleeping Beauty,” which played in a discreet 9:30 slot on Saturday night at the 12th Annual Santa Fe Film Festival, has already gained a reputation for being erotic, insipid, brave, disappointing, groundbreaking, regressive and a host of other contradictions. It’s…
Snacking, by its very concept in the US, is something we do as a reward. It’s a time of cramming stuff in our mouths in a moment of celebration (okay, or stress). But when we do it in a movie…
When Oscar-winning editor Hughes Winborne spoke with great humor at the Santa Fe Film Festival’s special presentation of “The Final Rewrite,” his idea of a Hollywood movie editor’s Help Wanted ad might have sounded something like this: HELP WANTED: creative,…
I had the pleasure of attending one of the 2011 Santa Fe Film Festival’s panel discussions Friday afternoon at Zane Bennett Gallery. Brent Kliewer, this year’s program director for the festival, hosted the conversation. The audience was made up of…