Movie Review: ‘Zone of Interest’ a Chilling Look at Seeming Normal Life Next to a Death Camp
Years ago, probably a decade ago by now, I remember a thread blew up on Tumblr with unnervingly casual, candid photos of Nazi officers and their families and friends. The original poster wanted to show how real bad guys aren’t movie villains and can come across disturbingly normal at home despite th
Oceanside Film Fest Celebrates Music in Film, Surfing, Works by Local Artists
“To Fall in Love,” a film by Michael Foster, who was born in Oceanside. Photo credit: Screen shot, trailer from Oceanside Intl Film Festival via FacebookThe Oceanside International Film Festival, with a salute to music in film and a nod to the surf scene, begins Tuesday and continues through Saturda
New Rolando Mural Celebrates Historic Paseos, Wildlife in Community
The new mural at the Rolando substation. Photo credit: Courtesy, SDG&ESan Diego Gas & Electric has unveiled a mural at the Rolando Substation as part of countywide community beautification efforts. The mural, designed by local artist Katy Yeaw in partnership with the ArtReach Mural Program, is meant
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