S1: It's time for Midday Edition on Kpbs. Today we're talking about the arts and culture events happening in San Diego. I'm Jade Hindman. Here's to conversations that keep you informed , inspired , and make you think. A 150 year celebration of poet Robert Frost , looks at the significance of his legacy to San Diego and California.
S1: And , you know , all the poets you've invited , including Tracy , have some connection to Frost work. S1: I've been speaking with Robert Bernard Haas , the executive director for the Robert Frost Society , and Tracy K Smith , former U.S. poet laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner. She's also the author of the memoir To Free the Captives A plea for the American Soul. The Robert Frost Sesquicentennial will kick off on March 20th and run until March 24th. You can catch it at UCSD Park and Market in Downtown , as well as the San Diego Central Library.
S5: Yeah , it's it's a film that I really recommend you. It has just one screening at the festival because it has two parts. But what it's interesting about this film is not just the gender perspective , but also that you travel to mystery , drama , comedy , and you want to stay in the film all the time. I really invite you to , to watch this film that is really unique in Latin American cinema.
S5: Yes. What I like about this festival also is like , it's really interdisciplinary. So you can go to the AMC Mission Valley , watch a film , talked with the director and then go to Sabor Latino that it's , for example , an event that brings the best chefs from Baja California. They will be here on Saturday , 23 of March in the afternoon at the AMC Mission Valley. Every day we have DJs. Also in the festival. We have a closing party with the band La Verdad.
S1: That was Beth Accomando speaking with Maria Paula Luria , the new artistic director of the San Diego Latino Film Festival. The festival kicks off tonight at AMC Mission Valley and runs through March 24th. Still ahead here from photographer Christina McFall. S7: The book really got started in my childhood , and I grew up in the Santa Monica mountains of California on a lake called Malibu Lake , and this was where the connection with nature took root for me. I just I have the fondest memories of swimming in the lake and I hadn't seen the tadpoles as they transformed into frogs and the green algae. It was all just so miraculous to me , and I felt at home. And I felt that piece.
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