In their twelfth year of running a festival on the gem of the San Juan islands, it’s basically a given that the small but mighty Orcas Island Film Festival will quietly drops one of the season’s most complete and compelling film festival lineups of the year. The quality of the program is an embarrassment of riches and it’s basically in our backyard (provided that your backyard has a seaplane or a ferry boat).
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Alex Gibney’s Musk is a gargantuan portrait of terrifying influence.
Gibney’s latest documentary follows the natural progression of this path to profile perhaps the most frighteningly influential of all: Elon Musk.
Orcas Island Film Festival announces guests, special events.
In their twelfth year of running a festival on the gem of the San Juan islands, it’s basically a given that the small but mighty Orcas Island Film Festival will quietly drops one of the season’s most complete and compelling film festival lineups of the year. The quality of the program is an embarrassment of riches and it’s basically in our backyard (provided that your backyard has a seaplane or a ferry boat).
NYFF Journal: Double Freedom
Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on Double Freedom, Lisandro Alonso’s a quasi-remake of his 2001 debut, La Libertad.
NYFF Journal: My Undesirable Friends – Part II: Exile
Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on My Undesirable Friends – Part II: Exile, Julia Loktev’s massive globe-spanning documentary about dissident Russian journalists.
NYFF Journal: My Wife Cries
Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on My Wife Cries, as wonderful a film Angela Schanelec has ever made.
NYFF Journal: The Diary of a Chambermaid
Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on The Diary of a Chambermaid, Radu Jude’s most sentimental tale yet.
NYFF Journal: Hanabi
Eric reports from the New York Film Festival on Ana Vaz’s beautiful new feature, Hanabi.
As ever, Orcas Island Film Festival wows with blockbuster line-up of must-see films
In their twelfth year of running a festival on the gem of the San Juan islands, it’s basically a given that the small but mighty Orcas Island Film Festival will quietly drops one of the season’s most complete and compelling film festival lineups of the year. The quality of the program is an embarrassment of riches and it’s basically in our backyard (provided that your backyard has a seaplane or a ferry boat).
John Wilson pours out The History of Concrete
John Wilson’s first feature-length documentary could have been titled How To Make A Movie With John Wilson.








