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Seven Indie Films to Watch This Weekend
Get a sneak peek of seven indie screenings and events in San Francisco over the weekend and into the week.
Love Unlimited : Ulrich Seidl's Paradise Trilogy Screens at YBCA
The official website of 60-year-old Austrian director Ulrich Seidl, whose Paradise trilogy screens at YBCA starting tonight, acknowledges a certain showmanship as it scrolls through his accumulated 'titles': director, writer, producer, voyeur, misanthrope, pessimist, blackguard…
Our Film Picks for the 2013 SF Docfest
Shifting its runtime from November to June this year, SF's Docfest has always been a festival that's willing to do whatever it damn well pleases, so it's a pleasant surprise find a selection of well-curated pairings on the docket for this year's fest.
Richard Linklater and Julie Delpy Talk About Their New Film Before Midnight
If “Unlikely Hit Films with a Quirky Ensemble Cast” were a category on Netflix, director Richard Linklater (Dazed and Confused) could probably fill most of the slots from the last ten years of his filmography alone.
Five Indie Films to Watch This Weekend
Get a sneak peek of five indie gems screening in San Francisco over the weekend and into the week.
Greta Gerwig Elevates New Film to Potential Cult Classic Status
Noah Baumbach's Frances Ha, which he co-wrote with its star Greta Gerwig, is the kind of movie that could become a cult classic. Not because it's packed with gore or because it heralds the appearance of a new tranny-to-watch, but because it's just so damn likable and packed with chutzpah.
Seven Indie Films to Watch This Weekend
Get a sneak peek of seven indie gems screening in San Francisco over the weekend and into the week.
Our Top Seven Picks at the SF International Film Festival, Week Two
The San Francisco International Film Fest is halfway over, and highlights from week keep rolling in all over the web and locals, but there are still plenty of days left in the festival's fourteen-day run and a whole catalog of films to look forward to.
Choice Words with "Simon Killer" Director Antonio Campos
A slick blend of art and genre cinema with a distinctly European feel, Simon Killer caught my attention when I first saw it last year at AFI Fest, after which I named it one of my most anticipated releases of the year. In the intervening time between then and its release this weekend, Killer has had a rough go of it.
Our Top Seven picks at the San Francisco International Film Festival, Week One
Once again the time has come when films, filmmakers, and fans alike bum rush Japantown for SF's biggest and brightest film event, the San Francisco International Film Festival.
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