Trip for Two to Cinema Epicuria

[The Festival Rag]

Trip for Two to Cinema Epicuria

Disagree with Elvis Mitchell's latest review in the New York Times?

Think Roger Ebert's full of sh..., erm, Shasta?

Then take note: Sonoma's New Festival Program Director, Tiffany Naiman, invites you to dust off your inner film critic and write your own review of a film that played during one of Sonoma's past fests. This is not merely a chance to show off your cinematic accumen; this is your chance to win a 5-day luxury trip to Sonoma Valley, replete with pampering accommodations at The Fairmount, Sonoma Mission Inn (with spa treatments), festival passes and usage of a Porsche Cayenne in Sonoma Valley during the 7th Annual Film Festival, April 1-April 4th!

Contest deadline for the Trip for Two to Sonoma is February 13, 2004

Details availible soon at www.cinemaepicuria.org or call: 707.933.2600

Set amidst Sonoma's pleasures of fine food, award-winning wine, soul-stirring art, and unparalleled natural beauty, Cinema Epicuria celebrates independant filmmaking that captures the richness of the human experience. Truly one of the most user-friendly festivals around, Sonoma is a filmmaker's dream, from the world-class Sebastiani Theatre, to the kind of low-key networking that may give schmoozing a good name.

And the Awards, which were plentiful in the first place, just got, well, more plentiful. Besides the coveted Best Narrative Feature and Short, Best Documentary Feature and Short, and Best Lounge Feature and Short, this year the festival opens up the ballot box for the very discerning Sonoma film-goer: Audience Awards will be given for Best Director, Story, Actor and Actress.

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