B Constantin and Elena This quiet documentary from Romania plants a stationary camera in front of two people very much in love. Constantin and Elena have been in love for a very long time. In fact, the filmmaker, Andrei Dascalescu, is their grandson. They were married in 1953; you can do the math. They're lives … Continue reading SFIFF: Constantin and Elena

C Cracks Because Cracks will get a theatrical release after the festival, I’m not allowed to post a full review at this time. Here’s a quick capsule: Set in an English boarding school in 1934, Cracks’ good moments never make up for  the bad. The characters may at one moment seem realistic and fascinating, and … Continue reading SFIFF: Cracks