Screen: Sacramento International Film Festival
Director Kat Jayme’s film Big Country documents her search for former NBA star Bryant Reeves.
Photo courtesy of the California Film Foundation
Need your local film fix? Now in its 24th year, the Sacramento International Film Festival promises plenty of screenings for casual movie-goers and conferences for career-minded folks. The weekend kicks off with a gala at The Other Office on Saturday, then “48 Hours”—a showcase of films made in 48 hours—at the Crest Theatre on Sunday. Monday, the Delta King will host “Around the World in 80 Minutes,” featuring several international films including Big Country, a documentary that dives into the career and disappearance of former basketball star Bryant “Big Country” Reeves. Sat 4/27; Sun 4/28; Mon 4/29; Tue 4/30; Through 5/5; $10-$150; Sacramento International Film Festival at various locations; (916) 524-5138; californiafilm.net.
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