Film
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3.1KFilm Review: ‘Blade Runner 2049’
Life still mysterious in thoughtful sequel ‘Blade Runner 2049’
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3.1KFilm Review: ‘Battle of the Sexes’
King-Riggs tennis match scores in entertaining ‘Battle of the Sexes’
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3.2KGiveaway: Santa Cruz Film Festival
Win tickets to Santa Cruz Film Festival on Wednesday-Sunday, Oct. 11-15
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5.9KDirectors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris on ‘Battle of the Sexes’
‘Little Miss Sunshine’ creators talk about their most recent film, before upcoming screening and Q&A
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3.3KFilm Review: ‘Rebel in the Rye’
Focus fractures in Salinger drama ‘Rebel in the Rye’
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3.8KGiveaway: Santa Cruz Surf Film Festival
Win tickets to Santa Cruz Surf Film Festival on Sept 29 - 30.
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7.4KFilm Review: ‘Beach Rats’
Static character spoils attempted character study in ‘Beach Rats’
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4.3K2Film Review: ‘Dolores’
UCSC alum looks back on the life of Dolores Huerta in new documentary
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3.3KGiveaway: Radical Reels
Win tickets to Radical Reels on Friday, Sept 22 at Rio Theatre.
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3.0KFilm Review: ‘The Trip to Spain’
Food, laughs, highlight dry and witty ‘The Trip to Spain’
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3.1KReview: ‘The Only Living Boy in New York’
New film from ‘500 Days of Summer’ director isn’t just a ‘Graduate’ rip-off
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4.8KReview: ‘Wind River’
Engaging, eloquent film is more than just a crime drama
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2.6KFilm Review: ‘Step’
Inner-city girls dance to own drummer in infectious documentary ‘Step’
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4.3KFilm Review: ‘Lady Macbeth’
Repressed woman seeks revenge in stark, profound ‘Lady Macbeth’
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3.1KFilm Review: ‘Detroit’
Kathryn Bigelow brings intensity and a spirit of resistance to ‘Detroit’
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5.2K1Film Review: ‘A Ghost Story’
Substance, meaning fail to materialize in ‘A Ghost Story’
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3.0KFilm Review: ‘Dunkirk’
Christopher Nolan epic pulls cinematic thrills from World War II’s ‘Dunkirk miracle’
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5.5KThe Legacy of George A. Romero
All-time great horror director George A. Romero was about more than just zombies
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3.4KFilm Review: ‘Letters From Baghdad’
Real-life female adventurer profiled in ‘Letters From Baghdad’
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5.6KSanta Cruz Shakespeare Kicks Off Hitchcock Week in Santa Cruz
Santa Cruz Shakespeare’s ‘The 39 Steps,’ Hitchcock Week, and the director’s connection to Scotts Valley
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4.2KFilm Review: ‘Transformers: The Last Knight’
Could Michael Bay ever make a good ‘Transformers’ movie?
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4.8KFilm Review: ‘Beatriz at Dinner’
Culture-clash, cocktails, unsatisfying in ‘Beatriz at Dinner’
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3.8K1Film Review: ‘My Cousin Rachel’
Shadowy revenge, mystery and romance keep the audience guessing
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3.2KFilm Review: ‘Wonder Woman’
Superhero movie revamped in ‘Wonder Woman’
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4.1KFilm Preview: ‘Buena Vista Social Club: Adios’
Catch up with Buena Vista Social Club veterans in ‘Adios’
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4.6KFilm Review: ‘Citizen Jane: The Battle for the City’
Community resists callous city planners in ‘Citizen Jane’
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3.9KFilm Review: ‘Norman’
Small-time hustler vs. big time in droll but uneven ‘Norman’
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13.5KPreview: Kip Andersen on His Documentary ‘What the Health’
Fiercely passionate ‘Cowspiracy’ director Kip Andersen comes to Santa Cruz for screening of his latest film, 'What the Health.'
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4.0KFilm Review: ‘My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea’
Quirky animation has cheeky energy but falls short with old tropes and cheesy cartoons
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4.6KFilm Review: ‘Their Finest’
Scriptwriters boost wartime morale in sharp, funny ‘Their Finest’
