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Knowing about your credit card debt proves the ignorance-is-bliss theory By Mad Dog
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’d never dreamed anything could be more shocking than looking at my credit card balance, but that was before I opened this month’s statement. There, staring me in the face, was a new message informing that if I paid the minimum balance each month it would take 31 years to pay off the credit card. OK, the message wasn’t staring, after all it’s just a message. But I swear I could hear it laughing. Think about it. Thirty-one years. That’s longer than it takes to pay off a mortgage, longer than most marriages last, and almost as long as Geraldo Rivera has been annoying us on TV, though it feels much longer. At least after a mortgage is paid off, you have a house and can finally stop boring the kids with the lame joke that you don’t own the house, the bank does. But with the credit card? What do you get after 30 years, a statement with a zero balance on it? Gee, I wonder who you could sell that to? That wasn’t the only good news the bank had for me. In an attempt to temper the shock and help me start breathing once I finally got up off the floor, the bank went on to tell me that if I managed to pay the total off over the next 36 months rather than the rest of my life I’d save $7,299 in interest. Yeah, and if I paid the whole thing off this month I’d save that interest and much, much more, but don’t you think I would if I could? This homage to the Marquis de Sade—I mean, this important information—came courtesy of our federal government. The Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 to be exact. It was passed by Congress last year as a means of proving that the old line, “I’m from the government and I’m here to help� works much better as a joke than as reality. While there may be bigger lies—“I never read People magazine,� “Of course that’s a recent photo on my profile� and “I swear I’ve been faithful to you, Sandra� come to mind—the point is, who thought this would be a help? Now I’m not only in debt, I’m depressed, too. I could have sworn the drug-company lobby had its hands full with the healthcarereform debate. When did they find the time to make sure this went through so they could sell more Prozac to delusional people like me who thought they’d live to see their credit cards paid off ? Of course, if it doesn’t look like I’ll live long enough to pay off the credit cards, then why should I pay more than the minimum?
To give Congress a little credit, their actions probably stemmed from believing Sir Francis Bacon when he declared that knowledge is power, but like my getting behind the wheel of a Formula 1 racecar, too much power can endanger my well-being. That’s why I’m strapping in my five-point seat belt, putting on my helmet and double-checking the security of my roll bar while I wait for the next wave of government-mandated disclosures. You know, like a strengthening of the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act that requires a notice to be printed on every credit card charge slip before you sign it reminding you that “Making this purchase will increase the amount of time it takes to pay off your credit card so the idea of a 31-year pay-off will feel like a Nobel Prize–winning idea.� Or a scrolling message across the bottom of your TV screen that says, “If you keep watching four hours of TV a day, you’ll have spent 60 full days—two months!—of this year being mindlessly entertained.� Don’t be surprised if one day soon a message pops up on your Facebook home page reading, “Filling in status updates like that may supply co-workers, your boss, your mother, people you only vaguely remember from high school and those others you agreed to friend even though you have no idea who they are with more information than they should ever know.� And liquor bottles will have a warning that says, “Drinking alcohol can increase the chance of pregnancy, which can lead to children, loss of independence, a precipitous drop in expendable income and the need to drink more alcohol.� Of course there’s one place where we really need a disclosure, but the odds aren’t good that Congress will mandate this one. Suppose that, printed on the ballot for the next presidential election, was a notice that said, “Voting for either of these candidates may mean four years of frustration and bad legislation which will take three elections and several Supreme Court decisions to undo.� Now that knowledge would be power.
At least after a mortgage is paid off, you have a house.
More Barry Gottlieb aka Mad Dog can be found online at www.maddogproductions.com. His compilation of humorous travel columns is ‘If It’s Such a Small World Then Why Have I Been Sitting on This Airplane for Twelve Hours?’ Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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the same warming trend. Dolan’s consulting winemaker, in fact, is a Frenchman, Christian LeSommer, who works at Chateau Latour in Bordeaux. LeSommer once had to encourage and coddle his grapes to produce enough sugar just to hit 10 percent ABV. Now, the very same vineyards are producing fruit bombs as big as some California Zins. In the Napa Valley, too, numbers are rising. According to Dr. Greg Jones, a geography and environmental studies professor at Southern Oregon University, wines in the Napa Valley increased in average alcohol levels from 12.5 percent by volume to 14.8 percent between 1971 and 2001. Winemaker decisions have surely contributed to these hotter wines, but Jones, whose research focuses on natural ecosystems and agriculture and their relation to climate, attributes at least 50 percent of the change to warmer weather each season.
In fact, temperature stations in the Napa Valley have recorded an increase in low nighttime temperatures of 3 degrees Celsius since 1930. Jones predicts that further change of the same magnitude could dramatically shake up California’s wines, and in the Napa Valley, where wine has made many rich, those invested in grapes have plenty to lose. Fine wine, which depends so much on terroir, looks likely to be affected first and most dramatically, and such wines can serve as an extremely sensitive barometer to environmental change. In fact, historians frequently cite the geographical north-south shifts of prime European wine country during the past millennium as evidence of the tremendous changes caused by the Little Ice Age and, before it, the Medieval Warm Period, when even Scots and Scandinavians grew grapes. Today, &&
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Valley on the fringe of becoming too hot for grapes. Another degree or two, one could speculate, might push the valley over the edge. Some scientists have even predicted that temperatures in California could increase by 10 degrees Fahrenheit in the next 100 years. “That’s basically the difference in temperature between Los Angeles and Death Valley,� says Dr. Cahill at UC Davis. “Obviously, those are two extremely different climate zones, and that gives you an idea of what these changes might mean.� Cahill studied Pinot Noir grapes in the North Bay in the summers of 2005, 2006 and 2007. Her observations indicate that grape yields are liable to decrease under the stress of increased heat. Content levels of grape skin pigments and tannins could also decline, significantly lessening the durability and complexity of the region’s fine wines, Cahill says.
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But in the Sierra foothills, John MacCready isn’t sure that global warming has dramatically affected his line of work. The winemaker at Sierra Vista Winery, based southeast of Sacramento, believes the highalcohol-wine syndrome of California and, increasingly, the world is more a symptom of winemakers leaving their grapes to hang longer before harvest than it is a symptom of global warming. MacCready says he has not personally experienced any increased challenges to growing fine wine, and he isn’t particularly concerned about the near future. “People talk about climate change impacting winemaking, but I just don’t see it,� MacCready says. He suspects that renowned wine critics who favor high alcohol fruit bombs wines have spurred the trend toward the stronger, hotter wines of California, Australia and even France. Marco Cappelli, winemaker at Miraflores Winery near Placerville, also believes the effects of climate change won’t affect business as usual for two decades or more. As a winemaker on the slope of the Sierras, Cappelli sees room to adapt if needed by simply planting grapes at higher elevations. Experimenting with new varieties will also be an option. For the present, says Cappelli, consumer and critic preferences will be among the leading evolutionary forces on winemaking. Greg Jones says he wouldn’t expect all winemakers, especially not those with a firm stake in the state’s best winemaking regions, to publicly announce that they may have a problem, but a group of Napa Valley’s winemakers has officially done so. In 2006, the Napa Valley Vintners Association founded a climate change task force charged with the mission of determining what may occur, weather-wise, in the long-term future &' and how the valley’s winemakers THE BOHEMIAN
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might respond to the changes. Napa Valley winemaker Chris Howell, a task force member, sees nothing to lose by addressing what could become a problem. “I see no point in people in the Napa Valley going into denial over climate change,� says Howell, who makes several red wines at Cain Vineyard and Winery. Howell hasn’t experienced significant winemaking difficulties yet, but he expects to. “It doesn’t help to say it isn’t happening.� In a valley famous for $100 bottles of wine, says Howell, vintners and growers “have every interest in maintaining the status quo.� “Of course we could adapt,� he says. “But do we want to? We’d rather learn to grow the same varieties differently.� David Graves, Saintsbury Vineyard winemaker and a co-member on the task force, says growers have room to adjust to warming. “We have a lot of tools in the toolbox that we can use before we even have to think about changing varieties,� says Graves, who makes several wines from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes. Training the vines to produce fruit farther from the ground, which absorbs the sun’s heat and releases it day and night, could counteract warming trends. Boosting irrigation in the fall could inhibit grape shriveling, and encouraging excess foliage could shade the fruit from the sun, but eventually warming effects may be impossible to stave away. Howell agrees. “Winegrowing techniques can adjust for warming, but beyond a point of technical adaptation, we couldn’t make it work anymore.� Up north in Mendocino County, Dolan says in the worst-case scenario he might become a peach grower. “There’s no running away from [climate change], no escaping it,� says Dolan. “And at some point in time, it’s going to become a game-changer.� In December, the Carnegie Institute of Science, UC Berkeley and the California Academy of Sciences published a report predicting that within the next century animals and plants will have to move as much as six miles per year in order to keep within their temperature comfort zones. Of all organisms, birds may be best suited to maintain such a pace, while wild plants may suffer. But grapes, at least, are in good hands, tended by men and women with tremendous financial incentive to maintain business as usual. Still, even the powerful wine lobby can’t stop climate change if it should steamroll forward on projected paths. For people invested emotionally and financially in the region, paradise could be lost, says Howell. “When people decide to put down roots in a place, they do it because they like the place and would prefer that it remain that way,� Howell says. “We’re a society fearful of change.� Dolan too has a lineal reason to fear a warming globe. “The land we own is really important. We don’t plan on running away from the ground we’re working. My sons are fifth-generation and they hope to be here for a long time, and we don’t want to have to grow peaches.� Howell sees two possible outcomes for Napa Valley. Which, he asks, will it be? “Will our wines taste like ambrosia, or will it taste like it was grown in Modesto?�
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Kitty sees alternative conflict resolution as a much-needed improvement to settling environmental disputes. “One of the most exciting characteristics of courts using problem solvers rather than applying a strict rule of law is that when alternative dispute resolution comes in, courts become real problem solvers for little and big issues affecting civil society.� At present, judges can really botch things up. According to Rock, corruption of judges is a problem even in the United States. But more typically, the judges just don’t have the expertise to hear the cases. Rock compares generalist judges to baseball umpires. “They sit up there and call the balls and strikes,� Rock said, “but they don’t know how to play the game. It’s the manager of the team who comes up with a solution.� In environmental courts, this manager can be a scientist or an environmental expert who sits alongside the judge hearing cases. During their global investigation, Rock and Kitty found environmental law had taken the greatest stride forward in the Philippines, where Tony Obosa had taken on the government for giving permits to clear-cut forests. Obosa sued in the name of his children and future generations whose rights to enjoy forests were being violated. He won, making the Philippines the first in the world to grant environmental justice rights to future generations. “The little old Philippines way on the other side of the earth is telling all of us, ‘Hey, it’s not about today, it’s about tomorrow,’� said Rock. (This ruling does not mean that the country is unanimously pro-environment. Retaliation against legal professionals in the Philippines often ends up in murder. Obosa’s law partner was killed after helping ban nonsustainable fishing practices that routinely used dynamite and cyanide.) “The Philippine court’s decision,� Kitty explained, “is an example of intergenerational equity, a concept being taught in law and business schools. It provides a forum for looking at the future and what the impact of every development decision will be.�
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of them delicious to those who’ve had their fill of the same old taqueria fare. El Rinconcito Yucateco was opened in January by husband and wife Lupe Cazares and Carmen Castillo, and much like the handful of MichoacĂĄn-style restaurants dotting the taqueria landscape in town, it offers a new twist of fresh flavors and different styles of Mexican cuisine. In addition to panuchos, there’s poc-chuc, a soft pork marinated in black pepper, lemon juice and orange juice; escabeche, a boiled chicken soup with onions marinated in orange juice and jalapeĂąo peppers; salbutes, similar to panuchos but without beans; and perhaps the restaurant’s signature dish, relleno negro, seasoned with a black spice paste made from an old family recipe. “Come here, let me show you,â€? says Cazares, smiling, leading me back to the kitchen. He pulls from the shelf a large plastic bag packed with a thick, dark substance—a mash of pepper, black corn and cake—that they call ricado negro. “It looks like black mole, but it’s not quite black mole,â€? he says. What it actually looks like is black
tar heroin, and I can smell its deep, hyperactive aroma from six feet away. Castillo’s mother makes ricado negro by hand in Mexico and sends it from her hometown in Yucatån to Sonoma County for use at El Rinconado Yucateco. It’s a true Yucatån ingredient, made and sent from the source. Cazares moved to Sonoma County from Michoacån in 1981 to join his brother. Since then, he’s always worked in restaurants, waiting tables, cooking, bartending, dishwashing. At Las Parrillas in Cotati, where he worked for 14 years, he filled just about every role except owner. Then he met Castillo, at the time working as a hotel housekeeper to support her family who’d recently moved from Peto, Yucatån. Peto is a small town founded in 1549, population 18,177, where people still mostly use pedicabs to get around. Castillo, her daughter Bianca and niece Giselle moved here, and Cazares and Castillo soon met, married and made ends meet for the family by selling banana-leaf tamales on the street in Roseland. Somewhere along the way, Castillo began delivering panuchos &+ THE BOHEMIAN
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to select customers’ houses, and they were such a success that it made sense to open a restaurant. Though Cazares always loved to cook for the entire family back home in MichoacĂĄn, the couple noted the presence of several other MichoacĂĄn-style restaurants in the city already. Castillo had spent countless nights in the kitchen with her mother back in Peto, absorbing a long line of Yucatecan tradition. Cazares, too, was picking it up from her quickly, and the panuchos were selling well. It just made sense, “because here,â€? Castillo says, “there’s no YucatĂĄn restaurant. We already have MichoacĂĄn style already. This one is new for Santa Rosa.â€? YucatĂĄn-style cooking is significantly different than other variants of Mexican cooking, due to both topography and the ship trade. Long ago, the YucatĂĄn peninsula was cut off from the rest of Mexico by tall mountains and bad roads, but its port was home to ships from France, New Orleans and Cuba. The area’s cooking reflects this European hybrid. “It’s very different,â€? says Cazares. “In Yucatan, they also have Mayan spices. There’s a spice called aichote—it’s a little fruit that comes from a little tree. They pick it up and grind it. We use it a lot in the pork and chicken.â€? A clean example of the poc-chuc with aichote can be found in the tacos ($2 each), which use shredded cabbage instead of lettuce. Marinated for a full day, the pillowy pork is soft, with overtones of lime. A full plate of poc-chuc ($9.95) includes black bean purĂŠe, roasted red onions, cabbage, radish, avocado and roasted tomato. Another trademark Yucatecan dish is the sopes, made from a thick, handmade tortilla topped with beans, green and red sauce, onion, sour cream and grilled steak. Most dishes on the menu run $6.95 to $9.95, with a full page of seafood—fried tilapia, sautĂŠed prawns, ceviche tostadas and more—priced only slightly higher. Vegetarians can get the panuchos without chicken—still quite good—or substitute mashed potatoes in the taquitos and other dishes. Inside, the setting is down-home. The family still wakes up early to sell tamales every morning at the gas station next to Foster’s Freeze, on Sebastopol Road at 5am, and operations at the restaurant find Lupe and Carmen in the kitchen and Bianca and Giselle waiting tables. Since opening in January, business has been good, especially considering its distant location in a string of empty storefronts, a development built just before the Great Recession. From the outside, it’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it spot. But inside, it’s as authentic as it gets. “A lot of people have come here from YucatĂĄn, and most of those people work in American restaurants,â€? says Cazares. “When they get off work, they come here. This kind of place, they love it.â€? El Rinconcito Yucateco, 3935 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa. 707.526.2720.
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Sauvignon Blanc joined hops and other crops grown on Joe Rochioli’s ranch in 1959, followed by Pinot Noir in the late ’60s and ’70s. Selling grapes for just $200 a ton for decades, Rochioli and a few others laid the groundwork for today’s Pinot renaissance. Although vintners are pushing into ever cooler regions today, Rochioli wines are widely regarded as classics of the Russian River style.
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Only these estate blends are available for tasting— some times of the year, even less than three. As for the vaunted West Block, well, there’s only so much to go around, and the executive residence has a busy luncheon schedule. To get a taste of what Tony had, one has to get on “the list,â€? which is not the same as signing up for an ordinary wine club. The current wait is ďŹ ve years, so start scratching at the door. Rochioli Vineyards and Winery, 6192 Westside Road, Healdsburg. Open Thursday–Monday 11am to 4pm. No tasting fee. 707.433.2305.
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6dTbbX]V6P\Tb ‘Silence, Exile and Cunning’ assigns roles at the SVMA By Gretchen Giles ‘I will try to express myself in some mode of life or art as freely as I can and as wholly as I can, using for my defense the only arms I allow myself to use—silence, exile and cunning.’ —James Joyce, ‘Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man’
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he vow to remain mute, to stay apart, to find the cleverest path—Joyce’s manifesto of “silence, exile and cunning�—had a deep impact on Sonoma painter Frances McCormack. And so, when the board of the Sonoma Valley Museum of Art asked McCormack, a professor at the San Francisco Art Institute, to curate a show opening April 30, she gladly seized Joyce’s three-part vow. New executive director Kate Eilertsen wasn’t with the museum when the exhibit was organized, but is delighted by both the concept and the execution. Part of the pleasure for her is determining which of the edicts each of the artists best exemplifies. “It’s been fascinating as I’ve seen the work came into the gallery to wonder which one of the [key terms]—or maybe it’s all three—that they work with,� she says. “Silence, Exile and Cunning� includes nine
artists from all stages of their careers, from the internationally renowned Enrique Chagoya to such Bay Area stars as Judith Foosaner, Paul Kos, Robert Hartman and Larry Thomas to emerging artists Miya Hannan, Josephine Taylor, Patsy Krebs, and Brett Reichman. Foosaner, who recently relocated to Sacramento after retiring from the California College of the Arts, is easy to peg—perhaps. Hitting a rut several years ago, Foosaner set herself a series of goals and restrictions in making her works on paper. Choosing several natural forms, she had to draw each at least 100 times before she could move on to the next. Because she was trying to get back to the primal basis of her work, she could use only black ink. Is this cunning? Perhaps. Certainly it’s exile, as she forbade herself so many outlets in order to restart her work. Is silence involved? Visitors have the delicious task of deciding how and why each artist might fall into a specific Joycean category. Kos is a late-career Bay Area conceptual artist and the only one to incorporate video into his work for this show. Hartman takes aerial photographs that reframe farmland and other exurban landscapes into near abstracts. Krebs paints haunting color-field works reminiscent of Rothko’s in their pulsing power. Thomas is a professor emeritus now relocated to Mendocino County who draws pure emotion from the rolling
landscape surrounding his rural studio. Hannan’s installation Journey dominates the exhibit, a multipiece floor-to-ceiling work limned by a small path composed of bone ash that both protects the work from marauding feet and sobers the viewer. Thomas, whom Eilertsen taught when she was a professor at CCA, draws oversized works on paper mostly depicting post-apocalyptic events and their effect on children. Reichman, an openly gay man, uses cheery candy colors to depict explicit scenes of fellatio and will exhibit his iconic Satin Cock piece with the museum. Work by both artists will be placed in the back so that visitors are warmed up by the time they encounter these more provocative visions. Eilertsen says that she’s been warning her board members that “Silence, Exile and Cunning� pushes the envelope. But she’s not worried. In fact, she’s delighted. “Art’s job, like spirituality’s, is to get people to go deep and think about things they’re not really confronted with in their daily lives,� she explains warmly. “It should challenge us, provoke us, get us outside our little boxes.� This exhibit promises to do just that.
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ctor-director Charles Siebert does not waffle in his opinion of Thornton Wilder’s 1938 masterpiece Our Town. “Our Town is not just a great play, it is the American play,â€? he says, “and I’m always surprised when people dismiss it is as some old, sentimental museum piece. It’s one of the greatest plays ever written, a tough play, not a lighthearted, sentimental play. It’s about death, after all. Our Town is about the fact that we all die. We die and everyone around us dies. But it’s not depressing. “To me it’s thrilling.â€? Siebert knows a thing or two about thrills. His rĂŠsumĂŠ (not to mention his IMDB profile) describes a long and notable career in show business. After several appearances on Broadway in the ’60s and ’70s, acting alongside Fred Gwynne in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and Dustin Hoffman in Jimmy Shine, he established himself in the world of movies and television, where he is probably best known for the role of Dr. Stanley Riverside on the hit show Trapper John, M.D. Meanwhile, fantasy geeks revere him as one of the directors of Xena, on which he occasionally appeared as the god Poseidon. Now a resident of Healdsburg and essentially retired from show business, Siebert, an avid supporter of the Raven Players, approached the troupe with an offer to stage Our Town, a play he’s somehow never appeared in as an actor. “No, I’ve never done Our Town,â€? he says, “but I remember the first time I saw it, as a young theater student in Milwaukee, after hitchhiking with some friends to Greenwich Village in New York. We saved our pennies and went to see shows as often as we could, and I remember, in the 1950s, seeing Our Town in this little theater in the village, and being profoundly affected by it. So it’s quite a thrill
to be directing it now for the Raven Players.� Our Town, which opened last weekend, is already building a surprising amount of buzz. “For me, it’s all in the casting,� Siebert says. “I know that ‘community theater’ gets a bad reputation sometimes, but I honestly feel that my community theater cast is better, in every single role, than some recent professional productions that shall go unnamed.� For example, in the pivotal role of the Stage Manager—the mysterious, God-like overseer who interprets things for the audience while seemingly controlling the fates of the characters—Siebert chose Alson Kemp, a retired San Francisco trial lawyer who’d never acted in a play in his life. “He’s a very smart, talented, creative, imaginative person, and I had a hunch that he could be the Stage Manager,� Siebert says. “He’s very sophisticated, but he also has a Southern boy humanity about him. Lawyers are actors, after all, and this one has a lot of stage presence. “We worked together once a week for several months,� Siebert continues, “and he just impressed the hell out of me. Essentially, over the course of those months, he learned how to act. He got it. He understood and absorbed what was required. And he’s my Stage Manager.� What Siebert loves most about Our Town is its message of making our lives count not by achieving great things, but by noticing everything we’re experiencing. “To put the highest value on the smallest things, that’s the point of life,� he says. “I think, when you see this play and you walk out of the theater, for a little while you will see how beautiful life is—even the smallest, least significant details. That’s the power of Our Town.� ‘Our Town’ runs Friday–Sunday through May 6 at the Raven Theater, 115 North St., Healdsburg. Friday–Saturday at 8pm; Sunday at 2pm. $13–$19; Thursday, April 29, all seats $11. 707.433.6335.
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ublicists are always heralding movies as the Little Film That Could. Raymond De Felitta’s City Island is the rare LFTC that’s also good. True, it’s slightly noisy and contrived, but so is a good episode of The Honeymooners. There is a generosity of spirit here that elevates the film out of the sitcom realm; it’s in favor of the sins of the flesh in a way that makes it closer to Almodovar than TV network whimsy. For a setting, De Felitta (Two Family House) found a fresh enclave of New York, a piece of the Bronx reached by a twolane bridge. Apparently, once upon a time City Island was a fishing village in Long Island Sound. The premise is that Vince Rizzo (Andy Garcia) is living in the modest riverfront home his grandfather built. Vince is a guard at a state prison that’s neither a country club nor a hell-hole, but a place just frightening enough to keep him tense and watchful. This guard guards his own secrets. One day on the job, Vince encounters his natural son, Tony (Steven Strait), whom he fathered before he was married. Tony is behind bars for a petty crime. In a burst of generosity (or plot contrivance), Vince decides to let the bitter twenty-something Tony serve his month-long parole at his house, to do some minor construction work on a shed. Naturally, Vince doesn’t inform his lynx-eyed wife, Joyce (Julianna Margulies), about the young man’s true parentage. But Vince has another secret that he’s hiding from his wife: under the guise of going out to play cards with his pals, Vince has been heading to Manhattan to take acting classes. And the prison guard is starting up a good friendship with his acting partner (a very tender Emily Mortimer). The weight of this movie—amiable and none too deep—is just right for Garcia now
that he’s softer and quieter. And City Island doesn’t overstate Vince’s talent. He’s got what it takes to be a character actor once he finds himself underneath the borrowed Brando mannerisms, though you can tell Garcia is holding back, playing Vince as an actor who is good enough, but not quite as good as he (Garcia) is. De Felitta keeps the story rolling by cutting to the subsidiary characters, including a few scenes by that savior of the indie movie Alan Arkin as Vince’s acting teacher. Margulies’ Joyce, sure that her husband is telling despicable lies, gets interested watching the shirtless Tony working in the backyard, and the movie is on her side when she finally does pounce. The story of the daughter, Vivian (Dominik Garcia-Lorido), seems to be there just to provide a spot of skin and a symmetrical surface of family falsehoods. Wiseass son Vince Jr. (Ezra Miller) has a secret of his own: he’s a chubby chaser with a crush on the 400-pound woman next door. If there’s such a thing as a fetish that offends no one, this might be it. Miller plays the part so well he’s almost a comic discovery. Stealing mom’s credit card to stare at a BBW website, he makes an unveiling-of-the-Holy-Grail face as the pictures unfold. (The password is “Botero.�) It’s hard to tell whether it’s the snazz of a cocky young actor or something that will last longer, but Miller has everything that Robert Downey Jr. had when making films like Back to School and Johnny B. Goode. Time will tell. It’s appropriate that Miller would make this kind of impression in a film like City Island. The film isn’t necessarily all that wise about the ways of families, but it is wise about the ways of acting, celebrating the actor’s life and the actor’s luck.
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of Da Baydestrian, in 2007. F.A.B. still has yet to see the release of his Atlantic Records debut. The frustration is compounded in part by a copyright claim by Columbia Pictures and a longtime personal beef with KMEL’s music director. But anyone on the streets knows that F.A.B. is the real deal—a smart, articulate rapper whose freestyle abilities are matched by his charity work and community outreach in the East Bay. If you can forgive his recent misstep “Hit Me on Twitter�—a trending track basically jacked from The-Dream’s “I Luv Your Girl�—F.A.B.’s got an arsenal of bulletproof hits. Hear “N.E.W. Oakland,� “Super Sic wit It,� “Ghost Ride It� and “Slappin’ in the Trunk� when Mistah F.A.B. hits the stage on Friday, April 30, at 19 Broadway Niteclub. 19 Broadway, Fairfax. 9pm. $25. 415.459.1091.
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California Herdeljezi Roma Fest celebrates ancient culture s the sun rises to dry the rain-dampened earth, people find themselves opening weary, winter eyes to discover movement and energy. The North Bay and the Roma people dance to the coming of the warm season at the 14th annual Herdeljezi Roma Festival, April 30–May 1. The Roma are a celebrated people with a history of persecution and oppression matched only, perhaps, by European Jews. Descendants of the Northern India region, mainly the Punjab, the Roma immigrated hundreds of years ago to Southeastern Europe, bringing with them a new language, strong customs and a bright culture. Today, perhaps best known for their music and dance, the Roma have integrated into all societies, hanging on to traditions that celebrate the rebirth of seasons. Such traditions add a little rhythm to the North Bay this weekend. The Herdeljezi festival kicks off with a mini ďŹ lm fest and features daytime and nighttime programs including performances by the internationally known dancer Nadia Hava-Robbins and Via Romen with Vadim Kolpakov, who toured with Madonna on the Sticky & Sweet tour in 2009 (he’s above in the pink shirt; Gogol Bordello’s Eugene Hutz is far right). Celebrating culture with the Brass Liberation Orchestra, Herdeljezi brings dancers and musicians from around the world together. Hosted by Voice of Roma, a nonproďŹ t advocacy organization devoted in part to helping the thousands of Roma still suffering from the last century’s ethnic cleansing in Kosovo, nearly 1,200 attendees are expected at this year’s event, and proceeds will give back to educational, cultural and humanitarian aid programs. A worldwide celebration, Herdeljezi in Sebastopol brings together a broad audience through the art of ďŹ lm, food, dance and music. California Herdeljezi Roma Festival, Friday–Saturday, April 30–May 1. Veteran’s Hall, 282 High St., Sebastopol. $10–$22. 707.823.7941. Morgan Carvajal
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One reason for this shift is basic changing cultural tides; another is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s unusual quota system for radio play, which dictates that at least 35 percent of all radio content broadcast in Canada be from Canadian artists. In the past, stations scrambled to find quality Canadian music to play on the radio. When You Forgot It in People took hold, however, a slew of similar radio-friendly Canadian artists found themselves on the airwaves. And yet Broken Social Scene don’t embrace entirely the new Canadian politeness evident elsewhere, as in the restraint of the New Pornographers, the maturity of Stars, the wispy pop of Feist. The ballooning band, comprising as many as eighteen members, has an established history of garble. Their last record brandished the 10-minute “It’s All Gonna Break,� an explicit, tempo-shifting diatribe likening public education to child molestation, ending with the plea: “Why are you always fucking ghosts? / It’s been such a long life that we trust / Your heart is a whore, and love is just lust.� Sounds bleak, right? Yet similar to fellow Canadians Arcade Fire—the band’s sibling in girth and epic flourish—Broken Social Scene temper this darkness with overt majesty, slyly promising that everything’s going to be OK. “It’s All Gonna Break� ends with an incredible, absurd blast of pomp: a marchingband cadence, the bleat of trumpets, and the walls of Jericho tumbling down. Springsteen couldn’t have done it better. Live, Broken Social Scene are a fullbore E Street Band experience. Different players jangle in and out of the mix, trading instruments and building musical pyramids. Band leader Kevin Drew exhorts the crowd with life-affirming testimonials: “For all the hurt in your life; for all the hurt you’ve caused in others’ lives; for all the love you feel and for all the love others feel for you— scream so your whole entire city can hear you!� The overriding sense is joy, not dread. This could be the reason why Forgiveness Rock Record is so strangely compelling. At first listen, it presents their happiest, most accessible album yet, a panorama of rousing choruses, dance beats and harmonies. Yet like a luckendowed friend who can’t accept his good fortune, the songs’ themes dwell in the dark. “We’ve got a minefield of crippled affection,� Drew sings on the album’s opening track. “I get world-sick every time I take a stand.� Frustration with world leaders gives way to interpersonal turmoil. “Romance to the Grave� finds Drew trading verses with the Sea & Cake’s Sam Prekop, and “Sentimental X’s� brings back recurring BSS vocalist Feist into the fold with Stars’ Amy Millan and Metric’s Emily Haines. The record closes with the two-minute “Me and My Hand,� a loveless elegy to solitude. Discontentment propped up by grand hope is a theme that Americans are familiar with. All of this continues the band’s neardominance of a new Canadian music, and it’s a welcome one. Give Las Vegas to Celine Dion, and let Broken Social Scene continue to rule the north country. Those willing to pay for scalped tickets can see Broken Social Scene’s sold-out show May 1 at the Fillmore in San Francisco. ‘Forgiveness Rock Record’ is out May 5.
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