Bay Area Film Society
Bringing great and unique cinema to the Chequamegon Bay Area since 1997.
Upcoming Events
I’m Still Here
February 21 @ 5:00 pmI’m Still Here
February 21 @ 7:30 pmBAFS Board meeting
February 26 @ 5:00 pm
Bringing great and unique cinema to the Chequamegon Bay Area since 1997.
February 21 @ 5:00 pmFebruary 21 @ 7:30 pmFebruary 26 @ 5:00 pm
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Sundance 2024
Selections by Vince LePlavy Former BAFS volunteer and film aficionado Vince LePlavy takes a look at this year’s Sundance Film Festival: “It’s the beginning of a new year. The holidays […]
The Best Films of 2023
Review by Vince LePlavy Former BAFS volunteer and film aficionado Vince LePlavy compiles his list of the Best Films of 2023: “The following list features my favorite films of the […]
The 16th Annual Big Water Film Festival
The 16th annual Big Water Film Festival is being held live Jan. 19-20, 2024 in Ashland’s Bay Theater and the Vaughn Library.
The Holdovers Review
Review by Vince LePlavy Former BAFS volunteer and film aficionado Vince LePlavy reviews The Holdovers: “With many movies, there’s always a sediment of subtext stewing just beneath a layer of […]
Anatomy of a Fall Review
Review by Vince LePlavy Former BAFS volunteer and film aficionado Vince LePlavy reviews Anatomy of a Fall: “There’s an undeniable appeal to French cinema. Whether it’s the devil-may-care style of […]
How to Strike a Nerve: Pipeline in Perspective
I knew something was up when my coworker came into my office with the flyer.
“At first I didn’t know what this was” he said, and admittedly when he showed it to me I didn’t know at first either. It was some sort of document, typeset in an accessible print, but marked-up in red with these freehand doodles and caustic comments and vulgar language.
In the moment it took for these images to settle in my mind, I realized what it was I was looking at. Buried underneath the colorful annotations was an open letter to the Bad River Band, written and distributed by representatives of the oil company Enbridge. The mark-ups appeared to have been some individual’s open response. I acknowledged the thing with some few words of amusement.
“Yeah, but,” my coworker’s finger flew to a corner of the flyer, “what about this?”