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Sunday August 18, 2019 <img src="http://1ryzas42x65e2oosia40bgli.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/themes/SoundPress/assets/images/SF-Weekly-Logo-White.png"> SF Weekly Film Holiday Isabella Eklöf’s Holiday is beautifully shot, carefully considered, and very, very rough.… Mostly British Film Festival 2019 As is the case with all things, Britishness comes in varying degrees.… Netflix and Kill: The AMC Van Ness 14 Movie Theater Closes Abruptly When the Lumiere Theatre closed in 2012 after failing to renew its… Arctic You gotta hand it to Nordic filmmakers for committing to their minimalist… 21st SF IndieFest, Week Two The second week of SF IndieFest continues to showcase the best in… The Last Black Man in San Francisco Wins Big at Sundance Over the weekend, Joe Talbot won two honors for his film The… Sundance Raves for The Last Black Man in San Francisco This year’s Sundance Film Festival just hosted the world premiere of The… Tito and the Birds Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto, and Gustavo Steinberg’s animated Tito and the Birds… 21st SF IndieFest, Week One Last year’s anniversary SF IndieFest was a journey through the festival’s 20-year… Still Squicky After All These Years, 1980’s Grimiest Movie Is Coming to the Drafthouse Let us now praise strange men. If tragedy plus time equals comedy,… « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 … 551 »
Holiday Isabella Eklöf’s Holiday is beautifully shot, carefully considered, and very, very rough.… Mostly British Film Festival 2019 As is the case with all things, Britishness comes in varying degrees.… Netflix and Kill: The AMC Van Ness 14 Movie Theater Closes Abruptly When the Lumiere Theatre closed in 2012 after failing to renew its… Arctic You gotta hand it to Nordic filmmakers for committing to their minimalist… 21st SF IndieFest, Week Two The second week of SF IndieFest continues to showcase the best in… The Last Black Man in San Francisco Wins Big at Sundance Over the weekend, Joe Talbot won two honors for his film The… Sundance Raves for The Last Black Man in San Francisco This year’s Sundance Film Festival just hosted the world premiere of The… Tito and the Birds Gabriel Bitar, André Catoto, and Gustavo Steinberg’s animated Tito and the Birds… 21st SF IndieFest, Week One Last year’s anniversary SF IndieFest was a journey through the festival’s 20-year… Still Squicky After All These Years, 1980’s Grimiest Movie Is Coming to the Drafthouse Let us now praise strange men. If tragedy plus time equals comedy,… « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 … 551 »
