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As reported by Montage on Monday, incumbent Montecito Association President Robert Collector will not seek another term at the helm of the powerful Montecito homeowners’ organization. Instead, Montage hears that Bill Palladini, entering his second year on the board, will be elected to take over the reins of the 1,000-member Montecito group at the February 13 monthly meeting.
January’s SBIFF, February’s African Heritage Film Series, March’s Jewish Film Festival : for a town the size of Santa Barbara, we’ve got film festivals up the wazoo.
Someday, someone will make a compelling story about the tragic inhumanity of the slave trade and the dishonor it brought on presumably civilized societies from an insider’s perspective rather than the angle of white male policy makers.
Shannon Kelley Gould delivers the scoop on last night’s events, and J’Amy Brown provides a slideshow well worth your while.
The average Santa Barbara filmgoer has a chance to have his or her voice heard in this contest. Learn about the rules, and, for the technologically uninitiated, about the exciting world of podcasting.
“Sara de la Guerra”the pseudonym of the author of the Weblog BlogaBarbarahas enlisted the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a First Amendment activist group, to respond to a subpoena from Santa Barbara News-Press owner Ampersand Publishing, LLC. The company reportedly subpoenaed Google to reveal the identity of the blog’s author after an anonymous threat directed at the News-Press was posted on the site on September 11, 2006. EFF wrote a letter to Judge William Schmidt, who is presiding over the News-Press hearings with the National Labor Relations Board, defending bloggers’ right to anonymity.
We may not have Hollywood to attract the world’s top filmmakers
(thank god), but we do have the Santa Barbara International Film
Festival to help retain them.
In this final installment of Josef Woodard’s SBIFF ‘007 blog, he delivers a report from the Composer’s Panel, always one of the critic’s faves. Plus, see reviews of Hounddog, Offside, Paprika, The Glamorous Life of Sachiko Hanai, and every other film he’s seen over the past 11 days.
Josef Woodard reviews three foreign films: 12:08, East of Bucharest, DarkBlueAlmostBlack, and Away From Her.
Our top fest watcher Josef Woodard provides the inside take on the Borat event, and reviews three foreign films that you should all go see.
