Three great films about Muslims in the Middle East screen at the Art Theater starting May 2nd as part of the Seventh Art Stand.
Rebecca rounds out the week’s worth of watching and ruminates on the themes of the fest.
A running tally of what’s been going on at Ebertfest this year, brought to you by Rebecca.
Nineteenth annual Ebertfest kicks off tonight. Here are some ins and outs of the weekend as a whole.
There are many ways to find out what flicks to pick at Ebertfest next week — but since you're here, here's our take.
Jordan interviews filmmaker Keenan Dailey about his previous work, his new project being funded through Kickstarter entitled Greene, and his plans for the future.
Our vibrant arts community wouldn't be possible without direct support from donors, so Rebecca's providing a rundown of some worthy outlets for your end-of-year giving.
Jordan talks with program director Jason Pankoke about what people can expect if they attend the New Art Film Festival. Also, a few filmmakers talk about the challenges of getting their work accepted at a film festival.
Two Rebeccas discuss the merits of films, festivals, and dance.
Director Andrew Laudone talks with Jordan about his first feature film, its Midwest setting, and how people can help contribute.
After attending this year's gala, Smile Politely can confirm that this festival is still worth an entire Saturday.
Rebecca gives you the rundown of what to expect from Saturday's Pens to Lens gala, a festival that is beginning to receive national attention.
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