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FEATURES
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Kevin Kelly: State of Cinema address
[Editor’s note: What follows is the State of Cinema address Kevin Kelly offered an audience Sunday, May 4, 2008, at the San Francisco International Film Festival.]
Welcome, welcome, welcome! This... more
NEWS
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SF IndieFest announces program for Another Hole in the Head
SF IndieFest announced the lineup Tuesday for its Another Hole in the Head Film Festival June 5-19 at the Roxie Film Center in San Francisco. U.S. premieres open and close... more
SEEN
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Maria Bello, honored with the Peter J. Owens award, greets fans. She told the Film Society Awards Night audience that she recently returned to New York a found-object golden shoe... more
BLOGS
Cannes. Vicky Cristina Barcelona.
"The only parts of Woody Allen's Vicky Cristina Barcelona that really and truly feel alive and crackling are the Spanish-language scenes between Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz," writes Jeffrey Wells. "These two, por...
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"James Stewart, American Icon:" May 18 - June 22
A screening of the now 50-year-old Vertigo (Sun/18) opens a series celebrating the 100 years since Jimmy Stewart was born. More at the Smith Rafael Film Center.
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