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| The Cox Capitol Theatre marquee. |
The 8th annual Macon Film Festival wrapped up a couple of weeks ago and while I have a few more reviews to go before I wrap up my coverage, I did manage to snap a few iPhone pics. As always, I need to state that I am no photographer, but I hope my photos give you a good sense of the festival and the town during the four-day event. A lot of great eateries and hangouts get pretty lively with the extra folks in town. Check out my pictures after the jump!
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| The view from inside Roasted, a nearby coffee shop and lounge. |
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| The mezzanine at the Cox Capitol Theatre, a good workstation. |
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Jonathan Hickman and Michael Dunaway at Q&A following a
screening of “The Man Who Ate New Orleans.” |
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| Robinne Lee at a Q&A following a screening of “Miss Dial.” |
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| Inside the Douglass Theatre. |
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Filmmakers and stars Jon Lindstrom & Jeff Barry at a Q&A following a
screening of “How We Got Away With It.” |
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Yours truly with filmmakers Jon & Brantly Watts following a screening of
“AKA Blondie.” |
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| The Cox Capitol Theatre marquee at night. |
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Molly Reisman, Dean Tardioli, Marcus Sullivan and Adrian Murray at a Q&A
following a screening of “The Suicide Kid.” |
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| Looking across 3rd Street at dusk. |
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I’m glad Maconites will have a chance to see “Holy Motors” and “Amour” on
the big screen at the Douglass Theatre this spring. |
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| The Rookery, home of Georgia’s best burger. |
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| I want to die in the arms of this burger. |
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| View from the Douglass Theatre balcony. |
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| Inside the Douglass Theatre. |
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| Douglass Theatre details. |
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| Cherry Street and MLK Boulevard at dusk. |
