Attention ‘Billies: Flick For You At The Plaza

Former Riverside resident (graduate of Poly ’81) and current rockabilly filmmaker Elizabeth “Betty” Blozan is showing her film “Rebel Beat: The Story of LA Rockabilly” tonight at the Riverside Film Fest.  Ms. Blozan will be at the Fest to answer questions and give away CDs and posters.  The film shows at 6:45 at the Plaza’s Regal theater.  From the film’s Myspace page and website, it looks great.  Love the scene and hope it does well!

Here’s a little teaser:

Riverside International Film Festival – 4.11 – 4.20.08

The Riverside International Film Festival is going on as I type this.  Stop watching The Bad Girls Club marathon and head over to the Regal Theaters at the Plaza to watch the film festival.

Today’s films are:

Tuesday, April 15

• 11-2:00   Mozlem
• Beautiful Me(s)
• 2:15-4:00  H for Hunger
• 4:15 – 6:00 Beyond the Call
• 6:15 – 8:00 Passing Poston
• 8:15-10:55 – Chak De!

Get a little culture and buy a pass for $100, which entitles you to all of the movie screenings. Individual tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students, senior and military.

Films have been submitted to our festival from all over the world, including Sweden, Scotland and the Phillipines.  The ones I want to see the most are Limbo Lane – about a man who buries a St. Joseph statue in his yard to sell his house (just like J’s sister!) and Feast of the Assumption: The Otero Family Murders – about Charlie Otero and BTK.