“The film event is made up of filmmakers from the Syracuse community, many of whom have never made a film before,” explained Jason Kohlbrenner, one of the event organizers. The gist of the event, and its name, is that each filmmaker—there are 25 of them this year—shoots one reel on Super 8 film, a short loop of 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

    There are moments early during Syracuse Stage’s current production of Radio Golf where you don’t feel you’re in an August Wilson play. We see an attractive, well-turn

Flipped. (Warner Bros.; 90 minutes; PG; 90 minutes). If a tree falls in a forest, does anyone hear it? For that matter, if a movie opens with zilch promotion in limited release from its releasing c

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2/4-5: Syracuse Symphony Orchestra (Classics). Mulroy Civic Center. 424- 8200. cott Theater. www. thewestcotttheater. com..

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).

Southern Comfort Band w/Tom Gilbo and The Blue Suedes. (Castaways, 916 Route 37, Brewerton), 8 p.m. Oldies/Elvis Review..

Emerging star James Southerland photographed by Michael Davis. Cover design by Sara Oakes..

Contrast that with a retail experience youre likely to enjoy at Vinomania, Gary Deckers 11-year-old wine shop on Pearl Street. Decker greets visitors to the store with a smile and a ready base of knowledge of all things grape. Decker lives here, he spends his money here.