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Scott MacDonald on Art in Cinema at SF MoMA
As part of its 75th Anniversary celebrations, SF MoMA has commissioned three trios of programs surveying different eras of the museum’s history of film exhibition. The first of these... more
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Sam Fleischner (left) and Ben Chace (right) look through the SF Indiefest catalogue on opening night of the festival, where there film Wah Do Dem played.
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"Alfred Leslie: Cool Man in a Golden Age"—Feb. 9-16
The work of the painter, performance artist, filmmaker and videomaker screens at the Pacific Film Archive, including older works in collaboration with Jack Kerouac and Robert Frank and the... more
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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