FEATURES
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"The Greatest Year in Film" turns 70 at the Castro
What was the best year ever for painting? Music? Literature? Any answers would be arbitrary at worst, debatable at best—the truth being, of course, that these art forms are just... more
SEEN
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Global Film Initiative’s Santhosh Daniel (left) and Jeremy Quist (right) mingle with Kay Sato of the SF Jewish Film Festival at the GFI Happy Hour event at Custom Lounge... more
BLOGS
Hey, Watch It! - Saturday's TV Picks
Odds are, the skies will be blanketed in fog tonight, since this is San Francisco in July and all. So, if simply hearing fireworks go off (and seeing some dimly colored fog) isn't enough Fourth of...
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CALENDAR
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SFFS Screen: "Eldorado"--Jul. 3-9
This Belgian road movie tails two loners as they drive around South Belgium in a vintage Eldorado, leavening its pessimism with a deadpan sense of humor. More at
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SF Chronicle: "Film Night in the Park: Movies alfresco"
"Drive-in movies may be on a decline, but parks and other public spaces are increasingly picking up the slack. Films are shown on screens set up on grassy fields, in town squares and in other public places that allow for kicking back on lawn chairs or beach towels with a picnic—no peering over the steering wheel required," writes Paul Kilduff. "‘In the past six years the outdoor movie thing has really exploded,’ says Tom Boss, who founded the Bay Area’s first outdoor movie series, Film Night in the Park, 17 years ago." More at SFGate.
08.14.2008
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