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OIFF Film Review:  “Sandstorm” 

October 9th, 2016|

-- by Paula Treneer -- An Ophir award-winning film shot in the austere landscape of southern Israel’s Negev desert, “Sandstorm” is about the challenges two women, a mother and daughter, each face in the male-dominated

OIFF Film Review: “Café Flore”

October 9th, 2016|

-- by Paula Treneer -- Released in 2012 to wide acclaim, "Café Flore" by Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée is a meditation on romantic and maternal passion, and a tribute to the role of music in

Letter to Editor | Jarman Can Deliver

October 9th, 2016|

-- from Sheryl Albritton -- Sometimes things happen in life that then come full circle and deliver a surprise - which is how my dear friend reacted when I told her we were supporting Bob

Work Progresses on Deer Harbor Bridge

October 9th, 2016|

-- from John van Lund -- Work is progressing on the abutments at each end of the bridge. Construction crews will work within the cofferdam on the west side to construct the west abutment, which involves

Flotsam & Jetsam | Twenty-One Nickels

October 9th, 2016|

-- a semi-regular humor column. This time from Bill Thompson -- I caught the early ferry to Anacortes today, an increasingly rare event for me, so, killing some time doing The Seattle Times crosswords seemed reasonable.

OIFF Film Review: “Trespass Against Us”

October 8th, 2016|

-- from Paula Treneer -- In contrast to the warm audience reception received by certain opening films at the 2016 Orcas Film Festival, the Seaview Theatre’s October 7th showing of “Trespass Against Us” provoked lively

Orcas Film Festival Film Review: Frantz

October 7th, 2016|

-- Guest review by Jule Treneer -- Why would a French soldier lay flowers at a German soldier’s grave? That is the opening mystery in “Frantz”, Francois Ozon’s touching film based loosely on Ernst Lubitsch’s

Flotsam and Jetsam: Attention Not Required

October 6th, 2016|

-- a semi-regular humor column by Maurice Austin -- After a couple close brushes involving motorists drifting over the center line into the opposing lane of travel on this our fair isle, I’ve become convinced

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