2018 Scottsdale International Film Festival 

Save the date to immerse yourself in culture and cinema at this year’s Scottsdale International Film Festival.

New Releases – September 2018

SEPTEMBER 7 God Bless the Broken Road The Nun Peppermint SEPTEMBER 14 The Predator A Simple Favor Unbroken: Path To

Movie Reviews – September 2018

BlacKkKlansman A true story of how the first black detective in the Colorado Springs Police Department posed as another, white

Riding the Rails, big and small, in Arizona

There is something special about trains. Their size, power and the ability to take us from one destination to another, sometimes through impassable wilderness, is awe-inspiring.

AUGUST 3 Christopher Robin Searching The Darkest Minds The Spy Who Dumped Me The Miseducation of Cameron Post (Limited) AUGUST

Reviewed by A.D. Beal Incredibles 2 Immediately following the events of the first film, a wealthy businessman asks Elastigirl to

All About the ‘Booch Answers Your Questions

By Shelley and Duane Aul Owners/Operators of All About The ‘Booch, Maricopa County’s first kombucha microbrewery Q: What is kombucha?

Art and Culture in the Valley of the Sun

Arizona is home to some of the most unique sights to see and places to visit in the world. The Sonoran Desert itself is one-of-a-kind, featuring the lushest desert in the world with distinct flora and fauna only found in our area. The arts and culture in the Valley of the Sun are no exception to this pattern.

Hot Movie Releases – July 2018

JULY 4 The First Purge JULY 6 Ant-Man and The Wasp Sorry To Bother You (Limited) Whitney (Limited) JULY 13

Hot Movie Reviews – July 2018

Reviewed by A.D. Beal Hereditary A tragedy tears a family apart as Annie (Toni Collette) realizes how much her mother