Imaginary Rich's Recommendations for SIFF Weekend #2
There's a lot of stuff going on every day at SIFF between now and June 9th. To try and cut through some of the clutter,…
SIFF Review: The Punk Singer
For those lucky enough to catch Who Put The Bomp?, the sizzling Le Tigre tour documentary shown at SIFF a couple years back, the new…
SIFF 2013: Week Two Highlights
A twisty political thriller, a surprisingly good high-school movie, and a shockingly bad David Sedaris adaptation are among SIFF's highlights and lowlights in week two…
SIFF Review: Fateful Findings
I'm calling it right now, Fateful Findings is going to win SIFF 2013. Regardless of category; best dialog, plot, love story, computer hacking - this film takes…
Recommended SIFF + Ticket Giveaway: The Punk Singer
I don't even feel like I need to write anything clever about Kathleen Hanna, because SHE IS KATHLEEN HANNA. Hello. HELLO. So look. Here's the…
SIFF Take: Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me
Naturally my great love for The Posies led me to my great love for Big Star -- and I still remember being outraged when watching…
Photo Essay: SIFF Opening Night! Whedonverse meets SIFFverse
WOW. Wow. wow. When we sent Imaginary Amie & Rich to the SIFF Opening Night Red Carpet last night, we didn't realize how AMAZING it…
SIFF 2013: Week One Highlights
SIFF's opening night film was, as I'm sure you've heard, Much Ado About Nothing -- a title which we're all hoping doesn't apply to the…
SIFF Take: Frances Ha
This collaboration between Director Noah Baumbach and his now girlfriend Greta Gerwig (who also stars in the film) focuses on 27-year-old Frances, a woman struggling…
Recommended SIFF + Ticket Giveaway: Mistaken for Strangers
I was skeptical of Mistaken for Strangers at first, because I'm not a fan of The National (when I told my friend this the other…