Rodrigo Gudino's Demonology of Desire screens Sunday at MoPA. (Rue Morgue Cinema)
Dissent. Revolt. Liberate. It's Film School Confidential 2008! That's right, it's time again to celebrate the passion, dedication and fresh young talent found right here in San Diego and Tijuana. The festival takes place at the Museum of Photographic Arts in Balboa Park on Sunday November 16 at 6:00 pm. Film School Confidential is an event sponsored by the Media Arts Center San Diego, the Museum of Photographic Arts, and the San Diego Film Critics Society. Film School Confidential is now in it's seventh year. Unlike other student festivals, FSC is a curated event. There are no calls for entries and filmmakers do not have to pay a fee to submit their films. Instead, the films are chosen based on recommendations by teachers, professors, and other filmmakers. This year the festival offers something of a descent into darkness. There are a few bright, even fanciful films early on but by evening's end the tone grow exceeding dark with a trio of Latin horror shorts. We will also be honoring retired Point Loma teacher Larry Zeiger with the Kyle Counts Award for his years of encouraging and showcasing young talent.
Here's the line up:
Mike from San Diego
November 15, 2008 at 05:27 AM
I read Rue Morgue since 2001, can't wait to see the shorts of the man himself Rodrigo Gudinio.
Thank you for this.
Beth Accomando from San Diego
November 16, 2008 at 12:13 AM
Rodrigo's films are very good and worth seeing on a big screen. I love Rue Morgue magazine so I'm thrilled to show his films.
The collection of films is quite diverse though. There's even some song and dance!
