Film Events
Dirty Cello "Flesh and the Devil" (1926) Outdoor Silent Film Screening and Live Music Soundtrack
Parr Collective @ Stolo Vineyards - Cambria - Tickets On Sale Now!
The Cambria Film Festival will present a special outdoor showing of the 1926 silent film "Flesh and the Devil" starring Greta Garbo at the lovely Parr Collective @ Stolo Vineyards in Cambria. This silent film era classic will feature a soundtrack performed live by members of Dirty Cello...
Arrive early, bring some food, buy a glass or bottle of wine, grab a picnic table or set up on the lawn.
Greta Garbo gives an incendiary performance as the smoldering femme fatale in this romantic, and erotically charged melodrama. Co-starring John Gilbert - known as the ”The Great Lover” in the silent film era - who rivaled the other famous leading man of 1920’s, heartthrob Rudolph Valentino, as a box office draw.
Cinematography by Oscar winning director of photography William Daniels, who was the master of black-and-white cinematography and most famous for the 21 films he shot as Garbo’s personal “lensman.” Directed by Clarence Brown (Garbo’s favorite director).
Craig Nuttycombe "It's Just a Lifetime" Documentary Screening + Concert
Special Intimate Concert to follow - Tickets On Sale Now!
The Cambria Film Festival presents an evening with Craig Nuttycombe and friends at the Cambria Center for the Arts.
About the documentary:
Harmony and dissonance. Fame and obscurity. Birds and dogs. Singer-songwriter Craig Nuttycombe has led a varied life. The documentary, "It's Just a Lifetime" is a delightfully offbeat vérité portrait of the resilient artist, as told by two fans who lived with the musician for three autumnal weeks.
Craig has a long relationship with the Central Coast and the music scene here. He has performed in Cambria many times.
Live Performance with special guests, Bob Liepman and former members of Cafe Musique, Brynn Albanese, and Duane Inglish to follow the film!
"Arthur Tress: Water's Edge - Documentary Screening
Filmmaker Q&A to Follow Film
The Cambria Film Festival presents and evening celebrating the work of photographer Arthur Tress at the Cambria Center for the Arts:
About the documentary:
Go on an epic and intimate journey in this documentary about acclaimed photographer and former longtime Cambria resident Arthur Tress as he enters his 8th decade. Arthur grapples with relationships, legacy, the aging process, and loneliness all while continuing to develop his photographic art within the hidden, desolate, and decaying corners of California.
A special exhibit of Arthur's work will be on display at the Cambria Center for the Arts Studio from September 1 - 14.