Mill Valley Film Festival

Baumbach sculpts the script as a capsule of the past, putting character before plot to duck beneath low hanging fruit.

“Decision to Leave” indulges in fluidity — in ever-shifting conceptions of others and the self.

Here are film beat reporters Dominic Marziali and Joy Diamond’s takes on some films they watched at this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival.

In an interview with The Daily Californian, Rex discussed this unique point in his career.

With its depictions of childhood, parenthood and marriage appearing so candid and realistic, it’s easy to forget that the scenes aren’t glimpses into real people’s lives.

Since its inception, the Mill Valley Film Festival has blossomed into an exciting Bay Area tradition, attracting awarded filmmakers, actors and veterans of the entertainment industry, as well as aspiring newcomers and promising debuts.

Hey there, they showed us “Singin’ in the Rain” at our film screening tonight and then it rained while I walked home; it made my life feel cinematic.

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