Reel World

Who's Uncle Graham?—Filmmaker Candy Jones takes viewers on a humorous, but insightful 60-year tour through New Mexico's nuclear history in her new documentary Do It for Uncle Graham. The film will screen on Saturday, March 27, at 11 a.m. at the Guild Cinema in Nob Hill. Exploring her "big three" topics—denial, deception and creative communication—writer/director/narrator Jones takes us from Trinity to Hiroshima to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant to examine some well-known and some not-so-well-known events in our state's history. Interviews include former Secretary of the Interior Stuart Udall, Navajo Tribal President Joe Shirley and New Mexico Interior Departments James Bearzi. The film is inspired by Jones' relative, Uncle Graham, a former State Legislator during New Mexico's pioneer days. For more information on the film and the screening, log on to www.doitforunclegraham.com

Crazy for Cinema—The Big Screen Classics series at Santa Fe's historic Lensic Theater continues on Saturday, March 27, at 7 p.m. The film this month is the Oscar-winning 1975 classic One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest staring Jack Nicholson. Tickets are a mere $5, and can be obtained at the box office or by calling (505) 988-1234. The Lensic is located at 211 W. San Francisco St.

Write or Die—The Sixth Annual Screenwriting Conference in Santa Fe doesn't get underway until June 2, but the early registration deadline is fast approaching. If you're an aspiring writer and you want to get in to this intensive five-day conference filled with workshops, lectures, seminars and mentoring sessions at the cheap price, you'd better act quickly. You have until Monday, March 29, to register at www.scsfe.com. You can still register after that date, but programs fill up and prices jump. Newly added to this year's SCSFe faculty are screenwriters Gerald DiPego (Phenomenon) and Chuck Pfarrer (The Jackel) and Janet Jeffries, a development exec for A Band Apart films (Kill Bill, Good Will Hunting). The conference, which focuses on writing, selling and producing your screenplay, will take place at the Institute for American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, June 2-6. Log on to the website for more info.

My Name is Prince—The Artist Formerly Known as The Artist Formerly Known as Prince (now known simply as Prince) has teamed up with Regal Cinemas to broadcast the opening night of his new Musicology concert tour live via satellite to 32 theaters nationwide on Monday, March 29. The Starport Theater in Cottonwood Mall is one of those 32 theaters. Allegedly, this is the last time Prince will be playing all of his classic hits (of course, that's what David Bowie said a few years ago). The $15 ticket price includes a copy of Prince's new CD Musicology. Tickets can be purchased online at www.regalcm.com. The concert kicks off at 9 p.m. local time.