23rd Jewish Film Festival a passion project for all involved
Maxine Geller has been attending the San Diego Jewish Film Festival since its inception 23 years ago
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Canyon Crest Academy filmmakers learn invaluable lessons making documentary ‘So Broke It Hurts’
Canyon Crest Academy filmmakers are telling the story of a homeless man living on the streets with his wife and children.
Grauer School hosts film screening of Sundance Film Festival documentary ‘Miss Representation’
The Grauer School will host the film screening and post-film discussion of “Miss Representation”
San Diego Film Critic Society chooses best of 2012
The San Diego Film Critics Society voted “Argo” the Best Film of 2012, last week.
Glenn’s Film Review/ Commentary: ‘Life of Pi’
the first 30 minutes screens like most foreign films, but if you stick with it, it blossoms into a full-scale magical mystery tour.
Dec 13 2012 | Posted in Film | Read More »
San Diego Jewish Festival to screen ‘Glickman’ at pre-event Dec. 11
The 23nd Annual San Diego Jewish Film Festival will screen a pre-Festival pleaser: “Glickman,”
Glenn’s Film Review/ Commentary: Lincoln
Amidst the din and hoopla over Steven Spielberg’s latest epic, Lincoln, how could any film live up to such high expectations?
‘Flight of the Butterflies’
Attention all grandparents, busy parents, aunts and uncles — if there’s one motion picture you must take an important child in your life to, it’s Flight of the Butterflies!
Oct 24 2012 | Posted in Film | Read More »
Asian Film Fest set for Nov. 1-9
The 13th San Diego Asian Film Festival, presented by Pacific Arts Movement, takes place Nov. 1-9 with more than 150 films from 25 countries set to premiere
Canyon Crest Academy to host 48-hour film festival
Canyon Crest Academy’s Envision Cinema program recently announced its 2nd Annual “CCA MiniCine Fest.”
Solana Beach, Del Mar and Carmel Valley News
- Meeting to be held on Carmel County Road ‘Merge’ project in Carmel Valley May 25, 2013A petition with 87 signatures from residents of Highlands Village was presented to the Carmel Valley Community Planning Board on May 22. […]
- Del Mar named to beach ‘Honor Roll’ May 25, 2013Heal the Bay placed 11 beaches in Oceanside, Carlsbad, Cardiff-by-the- Sea, Del Mar and Point Loma on its 35-beach Honor Roll. San Diego County had more beaches on the Honor Roll than any other county in the state, according to Heal the Bay. […]
- Solana Beach senior enjoys experience on Torrey Pines High School’s winning surf team May 25, 2013Solana Beach resident and Torrey Pines High School senior Kyle Timm first learned to surf when he was around 10 years old. “My brother and dad always surfed,” he remembers. “I would always go to the shore to hang out with them. I’ve been surfing every day since.” Kyle took after his older brother Dale, and when Dale joined the surf team at Torrey Pines High […]
La Jolla News
- Letters to the editor, May 23 issueOur local government is criticized, often with good cause, for not being responsive to its citizens. In this case, however, government worked — and worked quickly. A special thank-you to Councilmember Lightner for her initiative and quick action here. […]
- Paddleboarding added to La Jolla’s Survivor Beach event in JuneThe cancer-survivor celebration, Survivor Beach, has always had an “aloha spirit,” but this year there are several new elements to the surf-oriented fundraiser. For the first time, Stand Up Paddleboards (SUP) and paddle surfing will be the vehicle for participants. The event will get underway at 7:30 a.m. Sunday, June 2 at the beach in front of Scripps Insti […]
- Great plastic surgeons understand ethnic feature differences and beauty trends in plastic surgeryBy Stuart B. Kincaid, MD, FACS “Beauty in things exists merely in the mind which contemplates them.” – David Hume, 18th century Scottish philosopher Trends in plastic surgery come and go, reflecting everything from old Hollywood glamour to the latest in celebrity silhouettes. But the best plastic surgeons stay abreast not only of celebrity fashions, […]
