FEATURES
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Of bunnies and backstories: SFFS Screen's "Hank and Mike"
Thomas Michael remembers well the birth of Hank and Mike, the titular blue-collar Easter bunnies in director Matthiew Klinck’s absurdist workplace comedy on the SFFS Screen at the... more
NEWS
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SF Chronicle: Gwen Knapp on Baron Davis, "Made in America" and basketball
"Baron Davis, Warrior emeritus and film impresario, didn’t want to talk about basketball on the night he switched teams," writes Gwen Knapp. "He showed up Tuesday for a South of... more
BLOGS
Hancock, round 2.
To pick up from round 1: Hancock has taken some punches - okay, a lot of punches - but it does have its champions. "Some superhero movies, like Iron Man, amuse us by making their superheroes all-too-human," writes God...
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CALENDAR
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SFFS Screen, "Hank and Mike"--opening July 4
Nothing makes us yearn for Canadian comedy like 4th of July, and the SFFS screen offers you that in spades with "Hank and Mike," featuring two working-class Easter bunnies... more
Meyer with Penn, as teller, and others
At the Telluride Film Festival on Saturday, posing (left to right) with festival managing director Julie Huntsinger and co-director Gary Meyer (front), are a trio of the famous faces behind two of Telluride’s buzz titles: Sean Penn, director of “Into The Wild” alongside Jennifer Jason Leigh, star of “Margot at The Wedding” with Noah Baumbach, the film’s director. Penn’s “Wild” is an adaptation of Jon Krakauer’s famous book, starring Marcia Gay-Harden, William Hurt, Catherine Keener, Hal Holbrook, and Vince Vaughn, while Baumbach’s “Wedding” is another poignant family story that stars Nicole Kidman, Jack Black, and Jason Leigh. (Photo by Eugene Hernandez/indieWIRE. Reprinted with permission, copyright 2007.)
09.03.2007
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