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Inspired by true events, The Man in the White Van takes viewers into the unsettling underbelly of a seemingly perfect Florida town in 1975. The film follows the distressing journey of young Annie Williams, a spirited girl whose carefree life is shattered when she becomes the target of a sinister man in a white van.
Annie’s peaceful routine—filled with horseback riding and leisurely walks home through the nearby woods—begins to unravel as the ominous white van draws ever closer. With her parents increasingly skeptical of her fears, Annie experiences a profound sense of psychological isolation. The situation escalates into a nightmare on Halloween night, when her deepest fears come to life.
Marking the feature debut of director Warren Skeels, The Man in the White Van offers a gripping examination of fear, paranoia, and the fragility of safety in an environment where darkness lurks just beneath the surface. Based on the chilling true story of serial killer Billy Mansfield Jr., this film portrays the unimaginable horrors faced by a young girl and encapsulates every parent's worst nightmare
The Santa Barbara International Film Festival is thrilled to reveal this year’s recipients of the Virtuosos Award, an accolade designed to honor a distinguished group of talents whose remarkable performances in film have sparked significant national conversation. This year’s honorees include Kieran Culkin, Harris Dickinson, Karla Sofía Gascón, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, Clarence Maclin, Mikey Madison, and John Magaro. They will gather to discuss their work and accept their awards in person on Sunday, February 9, during the festival's 40th edition. The event will be moderated for the 15th consecutive year by Turner Classic Movies host, Dave Karger.
“It’s my 15th year hosting this event, and this year’s lineup is as impressive as ever,” Karger remarked. “We have megastars like Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande, alongside seasoned actors like Kieran Culkin and John Magaro, as well as breakout talents such as Clarence Maclin, Mikey Madison, Harris Dickinson, and Karla Sofía Gascón. I’m excited to bring them all together for the wonderful Santa Barbara audience.”.
In Flint, Michigan, state and city officials misled residents about the safety of their drinking water, resulting in thousands being diagnosed with lead poisoning. The documentary Lead & Copper sheds light on the chain of events that culminated in one of the most devastating public health crises in America.
Flint is not the first city to face a significant lead crisis, and it certainly won’t be the last.
On April 24, 2014, Flint made the controversial decision to switch its water supply to the Flint River. This cost-cutting measure, implemented by former Governor Rick Snyder and his appointed Emergency Manager, ultimately poisoned a community that had already suffered from decades of neglect.
Over the past eight years, Lead & Copper has conducted extensive interviews with a wide range of individuals, including members of Congress, local officials, environmental and engineering experts, former EPA employees, and families affected by lead poisoning. The documentary investigates how city, state, and federal policies have contributed to environmental disasters, drawing parallels to crises faced in other cities like Newark and Washington, D.C.
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