Director David Cronenberg and actor Peter Weller pose with a mugwump. Naked Lunch, 1991
by Michael Cecconi
How many drops make an ocean?
How many pixels until the picture becomes clear?
How many licks to the middle of a Tootsie Roll Pop? Continue reading
DJ Alpha Bravo (Alexander Bailey) created a terrific mix tape that played before film showings on “Food Day / Film Day” on October 24 at the Roxie Theatre in San Francisco. Continue reading
Happy Halloween 2015! Now just put these glasses on. Continue reading
The ultimate celebration of film, food and wine, the Napa Valley Film Festival lights up Napa, Yountville, St. Helena and Calistoga November 11-15. NVFF features 120 new independent films and studio sneak previews screening in 12 theaters including the beautifully restored movie palace, The Uptown and many custom designed venues throughout the four walkable villages. Continue reading
Courtesy Rykoff Collection/CORBIS
Dear Friends,
Happy Halloween!
As a kid Halloween was about decorating our house and pretending it was haunted. Other than character-based costumes there were no decorations to buy. We used ingenuity to create our sets and ways to scare trick-or-treaters. Continue reading
Dear Friends,
We have been working hard to make our first event, Food Day/Film Day a day we think you will enjoy. It is Saturday, October 24.
We are proud to bring a version of our Eat My Shorts feature to the big screen on Saturday, October 24. Continue reading
EatDrinkFilms.com and Food Day present a day of food-themed movies in San Francisco as part of National Food Day on Saturday, October 24. Continue reading
Welcome to issue 76 of EatDrinkFilms.
This week features two installments of Critics Corner with an emphasis on vivid humor: M.K. Brown and Paul Krassner view Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead: The Story of the National Lampoon and bring their own experiences to bear upon the movie’s version of events, while Robert Bloomberg and Ralph Eggleston celebrate the diverse themes and imaginative visions of Ron Diamond’s traveling festival the Animation Show of Shows. Continue reading
An excerpt from the new book by Frances Dinkelspiel who will be appearing at Litquake on Oct. 11, Mrs. Dalloway’s Books on Oct. 14, the Uncharted: Berkeley Festival of Ideas on Oct. 17 and throughout California in the coming month. Full list of events here.
On October 12, 2005, a massive fire broke out in the Wines Central wine warehouse in Vallejo, California. Within hours, the flames had destroyed 4.5 million bottles of California’s finest wine worth more than $250 million, making it the largest destruction of wine in history. Continue reading
by Jonathan “Max” Davis
[Readership of EatDrinkFilms has grown wonderfully since we started in April, 2014. While all or our articles are available on the site, we know that it can be overwhelming to go through them.
Occasionally, we like to bring back popular articles from the early days and are proud to bring you this unique classic. -ed/]
You’ve probably tried it; I’ve done it many times, but it never goes well. The plates have been cleared and there is still wine in the glass, maybe even more in the bottle.
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