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Food-centric film fest at PVCC

I'm not sure what appeals to me more -- the fact that Paradise Valley Community College's spring film festival is full of food-obsessed flicks, or that they're all free. Dinner Rush (2001), set in an Italian restaurant, kicks off the lineup tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Coming up, see what the...
By Michele LaudigJanuary 29, 2008
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I’m not sure what appeals to me more — the fact that Paradise Valley Community College’s spring film festival is full of food-obsessed flicks, or that they’re all free.

Dinner Rush (2001), set in an Italian restaurant, kicks off the lineup tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Coming up, see what the French housemaid cooks up in Babette’s Feast (February 13), get stirred up in the romances of Tortilla Soup (February 27), and slurp up the noodles in Tampopo (March 5).

All screenings will take place in the PVCC Center for the Performing Arts.

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Michele Laudig

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