MOVIES
Peach-flavored lineup
Promising more Georgia-connected movies than in any of its 36 years, the Atlanta Film Festival has released a handful of titles coming March 23-April 1 to Landmark’s Midtown Art Cinema and other cinemas:

• “John Portman: A Life of Building,” a documentary on the Atlanta architect.

• “AKA Blondie,” an intimate portrait of the infamous Clermont Lounge exotic dancer.

• “Hurry Up and Wait,” a documentary about Atlanta based band Gringo Star.

• “That’s What She Said,” a narrative starring Anne Heche and directed by “True Blood” actress Carrie Preston, a Macon native.

• “V/H/S,” a horror anthology by six rising directors, partly filmed in Georgia, that recently played the Sundance Film Festival.

Information: 404-352-4225, www.atlantafilmfestival.com. HOWARD POUSNER

EVENT
‘Mad’ about fun
Arts-in-education providers to Georgia schools, the Woodruff Arts Center’s Young Audiences division presents its annual public Mad Hatter celebration (ideal for ages 2-10) from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Woodruff’s Memorial Arts Building. Among the attractions, Peter Hart will perform a puppet show and visual artist Karin Mervis will help kids create a miniature winter wonderland, with appearances by the Mad Hatter, of course, Cheshire Cat and more. $12 advance, $15 door (free for under 2). 1280 Peachtree St., Atlanta. 404-733-5000, www.woodruffcentertickets.org. HOWARD POUSNER