SFIFF Highlights: 892, Benediction, We Feed People
Three must see films from the latest San Francisco International Film Festival.
CAAMFest will feature in-person events across San Francisco and Oakland after two years of pandemic restrictions
Center for Asian American Media (CAAM) presents its annual film festival May 12 - 22 in San Francisco
Film Gems: Criterion Collection April Releases
Criterion continues to impress.
Their streaming service platform, the Criterion Channel, has built up a veritable war chest of iconic films. If you're a fan of cinema you might want to check out the app on your device of choice. I have it installed on an NVIDIA Shield. There's no...
Indie Film: ‘Stay Awake’ to open 65th San Francisco Film Festival
Alright, alright, alright, it is that time again. The San Francisco Film Festival (SFFilm) is returning for 11 days of groundbreaking films, in-person interviews and community events.
After two years of necessary pandemic limitations, some restrictions have been lifted and most of the films will be screened in person at...
SFFILM Festival to honor Jenny Slate with special ‘Marcel the Shell with Shoes On’ screening
San Francisco International Film Festival (SFFILM) today announced that it would honor actor, author and comedian Jenny Slate.
A special screening of her film Marcel the Shell with Shoes On will be held on Friday April 22, 2022 at 7:30pm at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco.
In addition the tribute...
San Francisco Independent Film: Mostly British Film Festival
Like a distant but beloved relative, the Mostly British Film Festival returns to San Francisco for a week in the middle of March.
The Festival was founded in 2009 by Ruthe Stein, former entertainment editor for the San Francisco Chronicle. Each year it has grown in popularity and always returns...
Revisit the French New Wave – Criterion has curated some classic films from an iconic era
When the French say a second, they mean five minutes.
What’s Happening: Sundance Film Festival moving online for 2022
Omicron strikes again. But the show must go on.
Mill Valley Film Festival: A hybrid event for its 44th year, ‘The Drovers Wife’ a standout
Mark Fishkin founded the Mill Valley Film Festival in 1977. Through his efforts and the contributions of others, this small festival has grown into an eleven-day event filled with films both local and international, as well as a strong community focus on the Bay area. A hybrid event in...
