Saturday’s itinerary is just as robust, but leans even more on short films like “Choke Point,” a real documentary about the fight to save USF Tampa’s forest preserve. The party wraps on Sunday, and we’re not saying that “Hot Dog Party A Documentary” isn’t the most entertaining 84-minute block on the TBUFF slate, but Michael M. Sinclair’s film (more like a mockumentary) does feature hilarious cameos and commentary for past champions and organizers of the infamous 15-years running hot dog eating competition and concert at Crowbar in Ybor City.
Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival happening all weekend at AMC Westshore
The four-day festival runs until Sunday evening.
The Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival (TBUFF) opened Thursday with “A Good Morning” anthology about Floridians, but it really gets going on today when AMC Westshore hosts a Friday featuring three short film blocks, plus 10 feature films during a 12-hour block of programming.
Saturday’s itinerary is just as robust, but leans even more on short films like “Choke Point,” a real documentary about the fight to save USF Tampa’s forest preserve. The party wraps on Sunday, and we’re not saying that “Hot Dog Party A Documentary” isn’t the most entertaining 84-minute block on the TBUFF slate, but Michael M. Sinclair’s film (more like a mockumentary) does feature hilarious cameos and commentary for past champions and organizers of the infamous 15-years running hot dog eating competition and concert at Crowbar in Ybor City.
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Saturday’s itinerary is just as robust, but leans even more on short films like “Choke Point,” a real documentary about the fight to save USF Tampa’s forest preserve. The party wraps on Sunday, and we’re not saying that “Hot Dog Party A Documentary” isn’t the most entertaining 84-minute block on the TBUFF slate, but Michael M. Sinclair’s film (more like a mockumentary) does feature hilarious cameos and commentary for past champions and organizers of the infamous 15-years running hot dog eating competition and concert at Crowbar in Ybor City.
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