Mollard directed and acted in his film “Youth,” the story of a 21-year-old going back in time to warn his 18-year-old self of a terrible future. This tragic, five-minute film left the entire room at Cinenoma in silence.
Walking the red carpet in formal attire, lights flashing as photographers take photos, the smell of popcorn wafting through the air, and excitement in the atmosphere as filmmakers and attendees mingle. This was the beginning of a beautiful night to remember at SSUTV’s Fifth Annual Film Festival, Cinenoma.
When the term “electronic dance music” is mentioned, most think of huge festivals with glow sticks and fans tripping on psychedelic drugs. But Cori Benedict is breaking the stigma surrounding electronic music.
What does it mean to be a serious artist? Is it to make work that others will like? These are the questions buzzing through the minds of art majors here at Sonoma State University, and anyone can see from the 2016 Juried Student Exhibition that they are achieving their goals.
When it comes to love, some will go to extreme lengths to find it. Whether it’s downloading Tinder or attending speed dating events, there are multiple ways to find love nowadays. But for those particularly desperate love-seekers, there’s “The Bachelor.”
Sonoma County’s newest folk band, Odd Job Ensemble, played at the Forestville Club on Friday night. The bar was filled to capacity with expectant listeners ready to dance.
The Sonoma State University Department of Theatre Arts and Dance conjured up some magic with their incredible performance of “Into the Woods” on Thursday night. Music Director Lynne Morrow and Stage Director Marty Pistone came together as the perfect team to put on this challenging show.
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