Films & Schedules - IDAHO

(DOC) The valley communities of Lewiston and Clarkston, at the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake Rivers—where Lewis and Clark camped on their westward journey—used to be, as one resident says, the kind of place where you’d never worry about your kids spending the night out back in sleeping bags. That all changed in 1979 when Kristina White disappeared. Her body was later found butchered and bagged, and that was just the beginning. In less than four years, three young women and one man disappeared. Only two bodies were found, and despite all the cases having one suspect in common,...

(DOC) The valley communities of Lewiston and Clarkston, at the confluence of the Clearwater and Snake Rivers—where Lewis and Clark camped on their westward journey—used to be, as one resident says, the kind of place where you’d never worry about your kids spending the night out back in sleeping bags. That all changed in 1979 when Kristina White disappeared. Her body was later found butchered and bagged, and that was just the beginning. In less than four years, three young women and one man disappeared. Only two bodies were found, and despite all the cases having one suspect in common, the cases have never been solved. This riveting true crime thriller by husband/wife filmmakers Vernon Lott and Jennifer Anderson masterfully unfolds with unexpected, suspenseful twists, as well as with honest and heartbreaking reflections from the family members of the victims.

FILM REVIEW

Whitsell Auditorium     53 Minutes    

Interests: Documentary.

(NAR) Bob Rockefeller (not those Rockefellers) has 8.5 days to live, and nobody cares. Passed over for promotion at work, his marriage slipping through his fingers, and his only true friends a pair of loyal guinea pigs, Bob suddenly realizes he wants just one thing before he goes: to be loved. Upon the advice of his psychiatrist whose methods are questionable at best, Bob sets out on a comedic odyssey to turn his life around. With ebullient wit and a rarefied charm, NOBODY CARES explores the thin line between self-confidence and self-delusion.

(NAR) Bob Rockefeller (not those Rockefellers) has 8.5 days to live, and nobody cares. Passed over for promotion at work, his marriage slipping through his fingers, and his only true friends a pair of loyal guinea pigs, Bob suddenly realizes he wants just one thing before he goes: to be loved. Upon the advice of his psychiatrist whose methods are questionable at best, Bob sets out on a comedic odyssey to turn his life around. With ebullient wit and a rarefied charm, NOBODY CARES explores the thin line between self-confidence and self-delusion.

FILM REVIEW

Whitsell Auditorium     95 Minutes    

Interests: Narrative.