Film Fest Tucson , a beloved event that unites thousands of movie enthusiasts, has returned for its seventh year. The festival's opening took place on Thursday at the Playground Rooftop Bar in downtown Tucson, where it unveiled a new event that combines two of Tucson's favorite things: film and food.
Herb Stratford, director of Film Fest Tucson, explained that "Food and Film " showcased "five short films, with each one inspiring a specific dish. His culinary creation was based on a short film titled "They Grow Up So Fast," a story about a man who has a one-night stand and watches his son grow up and go to college. To finish, I have a smoked old-fashioned, creating a journey from baby food to adult cuisine. Stratford hopes to continue introducing more events that bring together two of Tucson's delights: food and film.
Report a typo. Entertainment Things to Do. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. This year's festival kicked off with its first ever "Food and Film " event, featuring five short films and five dishes inspired by each one. By: Kenny Darr. Copyright Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Sign up for the Headlines Newsletter and receive up to date information.
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