63° Mostly CloudyPreview: WonderCon Anaheim
- March 27
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If you were unable to buy tickets for this summer's Comic-Con then you might want to consider WonderCon, Comic-Con's little sister. But don’t wait too long because WonderCon tickets are selling out as well.
Local Leaders To Honor Young Artist, Subject Of Oscar Winning Film
- March 25
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San Diego City Officials will proclaim Tuesday March 26th "Inocente Day", after the 19-year old homeless undocumented teen and artist who was the subject of an Oscar winning documentary.
Review: 'Olympus Has Fallen'
- March 23
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"Olympus Has Fallen" (opened March 22 throughout San Diego) serves up "Die Hard" at the White House but without the sense of fun.
Hitchcock Marathon
- March 22
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The Master of Suspense returns to the big screen on Saturday with a marathon of 4 classic Hitchcock films at the Birch North Park Theater. The event is sponsored by FilmOut.
Series Highlight: Forty Foot Films
- March 18
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Guest blogger Robert Mackey checked out Reading Cinemas' "Forty Foot Film Series" and saw "To Kill A Mockingbird" for the first time.
Festival Screening: 'One Day in September- El Patiente Interno'
- March 16
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Guest blogger Rebecca Romani recommends the story of one man who tried to assassinate the President of Mexico...and missed.
Final Day Of The San Diego Latino Film Festival
- March 15
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Guest blogger Rebecca Romani says the last days of the San Diego Latino Film Festival has had some hits and misses.
Interview: Park Chan-Wook
- March 15
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South Korean director Park Chan Wook makes his American debut with “Stoker" (opening March 15 at Landmark's Hillcrest Cinemas and Arclight La Jolla).
Review: 'Stoker'
- March 15
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Guest blogger Nathan John says director Park Chan Wook wows with unconventional style in his first American film, "Stoker" (opens March 15). It is not to be missed!
Festival Highlight: Horror at SDLFF
- March 13
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The San Diego Latino Film Festival continues through this weekend. For the first time, it will host a horror panel this Friday. Check out what's screenings.
Festival Highlight: San Diego Latino Film Festival Expands For 20th
- March 12
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Guest blogger Rebecca Romani suggests going to the drive-in at this year's San Diego Latino Film Festival.
Festival Highlight: Looking At 20 Years Of Latino Cinema
- March 12
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Guest blogger Rebecca Romani looks back on the 20 years of Latino cinema highlighted at the San Diego Latino Film Festival.
Screening: 'Thermae Romae'
- March 12
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You don’t get many films that are in Japanese and Latin. And you don’t get many Japanese time traveling comedies about ancient Rome but “Thermae Romae” (the Pac-Arts March Quarterly screening tonight at 7pm at the La Jolla Arclight) is all that.
Review: 'Greedy Lying Bastards'
- March 8
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Guest blogger Nathan John says director Craig Rosebraugh pulls no punches as he sheds light on corporate campaigns designed to drown out unfavorable climatology findings. "Greedy Lying Bastards" has been rewarded at international festivals and opens in San Diego March 8.
Review: 'Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance'
- March 8
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“Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance” (playing as part of the Park Chan Wook Retrospective I'm hosting on March 9 at 4:00pm at Reading’s Town Square Cinemas) was the first of Park Chan-wook’s Revenge Trilogy yet it arrived in the U.S. after Park’s "Oldboy," which is the second installment. But it doesn’t matter what order you see these devastating films in, just see them, and you'll have a chance to catch all three this weekend.
