Film
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2.7KFilm Review: ‘Lucy In The Sky’
NASA-inspired astronaut drama fails to lift off
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2.8KFilm Review: ‘Raise Hell: The Life And Times Of Molly Ivins’
Outrage, scathing humor fuel irresistible portrait of pioneering political journalist
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3.7KSanta Cruz Film Fest: 5 Must-See Picks for 2019
Surreal art, 80's horror and a skate legend stand out in this year's lineup
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3.9KSanta Cruz Film Fest 2019: Tech Before Its Time in ‘General Magic’
Documentary about the pre-iPhone visionary shows it’s possible to be too smart, too early
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5.9KSanta Cruz Film Fest 2019: M.A.P.S. Stars in Psychedelic Doc ‘Dosed’
Gripping story of addiction and therapeutic psychedelics spotlights local research
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2.0KFilm Review: ‘Judy’
Garland and Zellweger survive bumpy trip over the rainbow
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1.5KFilm Review: ‘Downton Abbey’
Upbeat approach to lavish, gorgeous comedy of manors
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1.8KFilm Review: ‘Ad Astra’
A heady, spaced-out take on ‘Heart of Darkness’
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2.1KFilm Review: ‘Official Secrets’
Whistleblower exposes pre-Iraq political skullduggery
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38.6K4The Rise of Watsonville YouTube Sensation Louie Castro
Makeup, muckbangs and going from Kmart to the red carpet with the 20 year-old followed by 1.8 million people
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1.9KFilm Review: ‘The Nightingale’
Soaring beauty marred by unnecessary sadism
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3.2KFilm Review: ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’
A quirky, funky audience-pleaser
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3.1KFilm Review: ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’
Cate Blanchett anchors uneven adaptation
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2.4KFilm Review: ‘Mike Wallace Is Here’
Journalism matters in bio doc of TV news legend
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2.2KFilm Review: ‘Sword of Trust’
Dry wit sharpens culture clash in new film starring Marc Maron
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2.5KTheatre Review: ‘Into The Woods’
Cabrillo Stage enchants with new production
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2.2KFilm Review: ‘Lost and Found’
Whimsical Irish train depot comedy delivers
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2.3KFilm Review: ‘The Art Of Self-Defense’
Novice karate student seeks manhood in dark satire
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2.3KFilm Review: ‘Wild Rose’
Scottish lass chases country dream in cheeky-but-predictable tale
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3.0KReview: ‘Midsommar’
Ari Aster’s cult-horror film is the feel-bad movie of the summer
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2.6KFilm Review: ‘Yesterday’
What if The Beatles never existed?
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3.1KFilm Review: ‘The Last Black Man In San Francisco’
Displacement fuels poignant, dreamy Bay Area portrait
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3.4KFilm Review: ‘The Dead Don’t Die’
Jim Jarmusch zombie comedy could use more brains
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9.7KFilm Review: ‘All Is True’
Aging Shakespeare vs. self-delusion in tender, wistful portrait
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2.9KFilm Review: ‘Souvenir’
Memoir of film student is nothing to write home about
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3.0KFilm Review: ‘White Crow’
Art versus politics in biopic of ballet master Nureyev
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2.0KFilm Review: ‘Photograph’
Romance needs more clarity in often-endearing Mumbai drama
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2.1KFilm Review: ‘Tolkien’
Fantasy author’s formative years and obsessions take center stage
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2.0KFilm Review: ‘Wild Nights With Emily’
A playful exploration of the secret love life of Emily Dickinson
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2.1KFilm Review: ‘The Chaperone’
The wild formative years of silent-film star Louise Brooks
