In a good way, Adam Rehmeier’s Dinner in America, which recently screened as part of the Sound Unseen Film + Music Festival, recalls the late ’90s indie film boom, when Quentin Tarantino released films in arthouses, Kevin Smith appealed to viewers beyond his fanbase, and a new Todd Solondz movie was a event.
Sound Unseen Festival Director Jim Brunzell and Program Director Rich Gill, said, “This year we have an exciting lineup of films we have been looking forward to seeing for some time now, some great discoveries, and virtual appearances by very cool filmmakers, film subjects, authors, and more. It couldn’t be a better year to reach across state lines and bring the Sound Unseen experience to film and music fans in both Minnesota and Texas. We’re especially excited to open our doors to Texas and give them their first opportunity to check out what we’ve been doing for two decades now.”
