Robbery and romance
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Released in 1982, The Grey Fox tells the story of stagecoach robber and recently released prisoner Bill Miner, played by Richard Farnsworth. A restored version of the film will...
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Ground control to Spaceship Earth
By Ben Olson Reader Staff If you think the coronavirus quarantine has lasted a long time, talk to the crew of Biosphere 2. In 1991, a group of eight visionaries spent two years quarantined...
Small town, big story
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff An acclaimed coming-of-age documentary based in a small Florida town serves as the next film in the Panida Theater’s Virtual Viewing Rooms Series. The theater will offer virtual screenings...
French ‘therapy drama’ playing in Panida’s virtual screening series
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff If there isn’t one yet, there needs to be a name for the principle that, “If you can think of it, there’s a movie genre for it.” Read the...
From perp to priest
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff The Panida Theater is continuing its Virtual Viewing Rooms series by screening Corpus Christi, a Polish drama about an ex-con accidentally turned priest. The Panida will offer virtual screenings...
Full house
By Zach Hagadone Reader Staff The Panida Board of Directors received some homework Feb. 19, as about 25 community members attended its monthly meeting — the most that Chairman Robert Moore reported ever seeing...
Ben Stein turns the tables
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff Of all Sandpoint’s famous residents, Ben Stein might just be the most prolific around town. The speech writer, lawyer, actor, author and part-time Sandpoint local is a common summertime...
‘Skid Row Marathon’ and ‘How to Defuse a Bomb”
By Erik Daarstad Reader Contributor Sandpoint Film Festival has added the showings of two feature documentaries as part of the Festival this year. Showing on Thursday night Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the...
Be ready to boogie
By Lyndsie Kiebert Reader Staff Roosevelt Dime got their start busking in New York City, playing for anyone who would listen in the parks, streets, squares, subways and beyond. Banjo player Andrew Green said...
‘Misery’ play gets the axe
By Cameron Rasmusson Reader Staff “Misery,” the highly-anticipated local Halloween-season theatrical production of the Stephen King novel, is canceled after play supervisors found themselves caught in the middle of a legal battle. According to...
