"Will You Marry Us" is a love story between Rahel Hubli a civil registrar in a simple Swiss town and a pop star, Ben. Earlier in life Rahel and Ben were in a band together and Ben had always been the love of Rahel's life. Since that time Rahel married Thomas and had a son named Flo. Ben went on to become a very famous singer/songwriter.

One day Ben comes back to town and runs into Rahel. Ben has come back to town to marry his movie star girlfriend, Tinka. Eventually Ben and Tinka ask Rahel if she would marry the two of them. Rahel agrees andnduring this time she finds out her husband, Thomas is cheating on her and her marriage quickly falls apart.

Rahel helps Ben and Tinka plan every detail of their wedding but old feelings begin to reunite between Rahel and Ben. Ben eventually tells Rahel he has true feelings for her and is questioning his marriage to Tinka.

The marriage plans continue but at the time of the ceremony, something happens.... and I don't want to give away the ending!

You can see the film at the "Cleveland International Film Festival on Sunday March 21, at 9:30 p.m. Purchase your tickets today online.

Did you know all loggerhead turtles begin their lives by being buried alive? I learned many things about loggerhead turtles at the Cleveland International Film Festival.

"Turtle" is a true story about the remarkable journey of a loggerhead turtle, now named Feebee. Loggerhead turtles begin their lives being buried alive and spend 3 days emerging from the sand. They quickly try to make their way from land to water scurrying past predators. During the film Feebee travels from a Florida beach across the North Atlantic until she reaches Africa. Only 25 years later she returns to her birth place in Florida to lay her eggs. Only one in ten thousand turtles survive this journey.

Ice Box defeated 10 rivals in the Florida Derby which serves as a major prep race for the Kentucky Derby. Jockey Jose Lezcano guided the come-from-behind victory at odds of nearly 21-1 and held off fellow longshot Pleasant Prince who was sent off as a 29-1 underdog.

“This horse is getting better,” Winning trainer Nick Zito said. “He had the outside post and a rough trip in his last start, but he ran creditably.”

Ice Box paid $43.40 for the win and the winning exacta (8-4) paid $509.60. Favorite Rule rounded out the Trifecta that paid $1222.90 for a $1. Here is the video of the exciting race that was held at Gulfstream Park earlier today:

ESPN is reporting that Cleveland Indians closer Kerry Wood will miss the next six to eight weeks with a strained upper back. The Indians will use Chris Perez as their stopper as Wood rehabs the injury.

Wood first experienced pain in his back on March 10th and the Indians didn't think that injury was significant at the time. As the weeks went on the problem didn't heal, an MRI was ordered and showed the strain.

Long-time Plain Dealer television critic Bill Hickey was 83 when he died of cancer Friday morning. Please pass this along to other old-time PD writers and editors on your social network list. The obit will be in the paper Saturday or Sunday. McGorray's Funeral Home on Center Ridge Rd. in Westlake from 2-8 on Monday. Funeral Mass Tuesday morning at 10:30 at St. Raphael Catholic Church, Dover Center Rd., Bay Village. Get there early. Huge crowd. Bill and wife Joan have nine children and 32 grandchildren. They'll all be there.

He won a National Headliner Award for his television writing in the 1970's which was the highest award ever for a Plain Dealer writer until Connie Schultz won her Pulitzer. (Editorial cartoonist Ed Kuekes won a Pulitzer in the 1940's.)

He also was the first editor of the PD Action Tab, forerunner to the Friday Magazine, where he created restaurant critic Forchette Escargot.

Tickets for first and second round games of the NCAA Men's Basketball Championship, which will be played on March 18 & 20, 2011 at Quicken Loans Arena, will go on sale to the general public beginning on Monday, March 22.

All-session tickets for the games, which include access to all six games that are part of three sessions, are available for $237.00. Two sessions consisting of two games each will be played on Friday, March 18 with the final two-game session coming on Sunday, March 20.

All tickets for the event will be sold online.

Fans wishing to purchase tickets can do so by following the link on the NCAA Tournament information site at www.csuohio.edu/2011ncaabasketball. Easy links are also available on CSUVikings.com and on the events page of the Quicken Loans Arena site at www.theqarena.com.

Ticket applications will be accepted from March 22 until May 1, 2010. Ticket applications will be fulfilled in the order in which they were received unless demand warrants the need for a random selection process. If tickets remain available following the ticket application window, sales will resume on a first come, first-served basis.

Last night was the opening of the 34th Annual Cleveland International Film Festival. The festival kicked off with the film TiMER. To accommodate everyone in attendance the film was shown in several theaters at Tower City Cinemas.

Before the film started CIFF Staff Members, Mayor Frank Jackson, Dollar Bank Representatives, Jac Shaeffer the director of the film and Jennifer Glynn the producer of the film visited each theater and welcomed everyone. It's always exciting when the producer and director of the film are present. I enjoy seeing the people that are responsible for creating great films.

So, what if you could know the exact day when you would meet your soul mate? Would you want to know? That is the synopsis of TiMER. You can choose to have a device implanted in your wrist that will count down the number of days, hours, minutes and seconds until you meet your true love.

Even though I would never want a TiMER I really enjoyed this film. The cast was amazing, I loved the music, laughed so many times and also got teary eyed. This film deserves a lot of recognition and I hope many more people get to see it . Learn more about TiMER at Timerthemovie.com