Admit One: An 'Almost Famous' Evening With Filmmaker Cameron Crowe In Wine Country

Admit One: An 'Almost Famous' Evening With Filmmaker Cameron Crowe In Wine Country

Join "Almost Famous" creator Cameron Crowe at a fundraiser with Q&A by Ben Fong-Torres benefiting Healdsburg's True West Film Center.

On heels of almost $5 million sale, B.C. artist E.J. Hughes gets feature documentary treatment

While doing research for a series of short films focusing on B.C. artists, filmmaker Jenn Strom found the inspiration for her first feature-length documentary: The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes.

She Made a Medieval Film on a Shoestring Budget

Caroline Golum used a crowdfunding site and a credit card to raise funds for her movie about a 14th-century mystic. Then she started filming in Queens.

Endless Cookie review – Cheech and Chong meet Tristram Shandy in trippy tales of First Nations life

An animator records the shaggy dog stories of his Indigenous brother in a loopy, hallucinatory animation The call for better self-representation for minorities in cinema has been loud and long over the last decade, and if it means more left-field work like this loopy, brain-fried but thoroughly affable animation about the lives of a Canadian Cree Indigenous family, then keep it coming. Roughly describable as Cheech and Chong meet Tristram Shandy…

Colm Feore on Canadian Film Day and a Jason Kelce shout-out for his recent short film

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Beyond breaking news: local reporter follows his passion for film making

San Francisco KTSF television reporter Sean Au wrote and directed "What We Said in the Blackout" and "Just Not Naked Enough."