Let’s all talk about the new film “Women Talking” by Sarah Polly. The power of this film is not just in hearing women talking; but it’s women listening to one another. Listening, […]
“Women Talking” Film Review by Enyaj Pitchford.
VENICE IN MOVIE LAND
VENICE IN MOVIE LAND Since we are next to Hollywood there have been many movies and TV shows filmed here over the years. I usually mention to people interested in our beach […]
Unzipped: An Autopsy of American Inequality Has Its World Festival Premiere In Newport Beach – And Wins! by C.J. Gronner
When we set out to make UNZIPPED in 2018, we could never have predicted how much the world would change with the Covid-19 pandemic as we were filming … or how much […]
FROM CONCEPTION TO DELIVERY, THIS INDEPENDENT FILM CLINGS TO IT’S ROOTS
FROM CONCEPTION TO DELIVERY, THIS INDEPENDENT FILM CLINGS TO IT’S ROOTS By Matthew T. Stanton – Independent Filmmaker, Fat Bessy Films, LLC Thirteen towering palm trees hold steadfast against a mighty coastal […]
“Flaked” a review of the Netflix series, set in Venice
Review of “Flaked” – Netflix series shot in Venice about Venice. This 10 part Netflix series takes place mostly around Abbot Kinney Bl. SPOILER ALERT – I am going to critique the […]
Venice Filmmaker Makes Good Her First Feature: “An Irish Vampire in Hollywood”
By Herbert B. Fishberg After years of planning and preparation, an award winning Venice, California independent filmmaker has accomplished making and distributing her first feature length film. Pegarty Long started planning, writing […]
Another Night at the Other Venice Film Festival
By CJ Gronner The Other Venice Film Festival 2012 is in the books, and once again, a great time was had by all. Due to logistics, I could only partially attend this […]
The Other Brother: “Salt of the Earth,” The Film They Tried To Kill, Lives On Thanks to Technology
By Jim Smith A lot of people in Venice know that Edward Biberman was the artist who painted the Post Office mural, The Story of Venice. But few probably know that his […]
The Other Venice Film Festival
By CJ Gronner The 8th Annual Other Venice Film Festival was another success – and a blast – this year, featuring wonderful work from our own local filmmakers, as well as entries […]
Film Review: Venice West and the LA Scene
By Mary Getlein On April 17, Venice West and the LA Scene, by Mary Kerr, was shown at Beyond Baroque. It is part one of a two-part documentary covering the Venice and […]
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