Wine Country Film Festival - Capitalism: A Love Story

Capitalism: A Love Story

Film Buffs
Over 100 films from around the world (in addition to our several celestial film nights) screen at special venues throughout Napa and Sonoma Valleys. The Napa Sonoma Wine Country Film Festival stands for quality films that engage, inspire and deepen our common humanity. Many of the films are simply unavailable elsewhere. Our tradition of showcasing remarkable international cinema continues, providing a familiar environment which dedicated filmfestgoers find comforting. Our program of features, docs, shorts and animation promises to be the strongest slate ever.

See a little of this, a little of that or zero in on one or more of our festival's theme programs which include:

World Cinema
EcoCinema (eco-friendly films about people and the planet)
American Independent Films
Arts in Film
Music in Film
Food on Film
Cinema of Conscience (films about social and political issues) and a few surprise Hollywood premieres!

Groups are Welcome
Bring your business groups for a truly constructive and unique team experience. Contact Justine Ashton at 707•996.2536 for group rates. She and our team will create a memorable special event for you. Recent participants include Acura, Daimler-Chrysler, Washington Mutual, Volvo, Country Living Magazine, Samsung, Diablo Publications, Wine Country This Week, The Napa Valley Historical Society.

Sponsorship Information
Contact Justine Ashton at 707•996.2536

Michael Moore’s new documentary

Capitalism: A Love Story

Special US Presentation WCFF is thrilled to announce the Special Presentation of Michael Moore’s new documentary, Capitalism: A Love Story Sunday

Screen date is Sunday September 20 Showtime: 6:30PM and 8:55PM Sonoma Cinemas

Originally announced as a direct follow up to Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) after President Bush was elected to a second term, Moore gradually decided that the film would focus more on corporate America, until the 2008 financial crisis. Now his new documentary examines the disastrous effects of corporate profiteering.

"It is the perfect date movie," say Moore. "It's got it all _ lust, passion, romance and 14,000 jobs being eliminated every day. It's a forbidden love, one that dare not speak its name. Heck, let's just say it: It's capitalism."

The filmmaker scored a $100 million hit with 2004's "Fahrenheit 9/11," which centered on the Bush White House's actions after the Sept. 11 attacks. Moore won an Academy Award for his 2002 gun-control documentary "Bowling for Columbine."

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