FEATURES
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SF360.org editor’s note: This is the first installment of a new, monthly column by filmmaker and journalist Hannah Eaves on local digital media.
Earlier this month the Center for Social Media... more
NEWS
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SF Chronicle: "YBCA overview offers snapshot of everything from paintings to video"
"Few can resist the prospect, realistic or not, of an overview of the local cultural landscape. This guarantees ‘Bay Area Now 5’ at Yerba Buena Center a high level of... more
BLOGS
Shorts, 7/26.
"American film criticism has, traditionally, never been a cushy vocation with a guaranteed income; it has always been nourished by the financial sacrifices of the vast majority of its finest practitioners." A historic...
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CALENDAR
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San Francisco Jewish Film Festival--July 24-Aug. 11
The 28th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival brings 70 films from 19 countries to a variety of Bay Area screens. More at SFJFF.
Tamlyn Tomita, with teeth
An exuberant Tamlyn Tomita answered questions from the audience, and from SFIAAFF Assistant Director Taro Goto, after her Monday screening of “Gaijin 2: Love Me as I Am.” Before the film, she cried at the memory of Nobu McCarthy, the legendary actress who died during the making of the movie. Afterwards, she recalled that actress Aya Ono, 82, would come to the set and ask “with teeth or without teeth,” so she would know whether she’d be playing the younger or older version of her role. (Photo by Laura Irvine; reporting by Jennifer Young)
03.21.2006
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