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Return of the Teenager
Everything I need to know about high school I learned from the New Teen Cinema
, May 19, 1999
Good morning, kids, and welcome back to class. You may have noticed that a new student has joined us. Or, actually, quite a few new students.... More>>
Zoom Lens
, May 12, 1999
Truffaut Retrospective In the freeze frame that ends The 400 Blows, Antoine Doinel, a rebellious, unwanted kid, has just escaped from a... More>>
A Dream Both Gauzy and Gutsy
, May 12, 1999
William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream Directed and adapted by Michael Hoffman. Starring Kevin Kline, Stanley Tucci, Michelle... More>>
Reel World
, May 12, 1999
The Electric Horseman A phalanx of TV cameramen and newspaper photographers paced the comfy Clift Hotel conference room awaiting the arrival... More>>
Zoom Lens
, May 12, 1999
Love, Language, and Violence Several trends in contemporary alternative cinema come into focus in this strong program of short films and... More>>
Second Time Around
, May 05, 1999
This Charming Man Beloved most of all for his charming dancing partnership with Ginger Rogers at RKO in the 1930s, Fred Astaire actually did... More>>
Zoom Lens
, May 05, 1999
Bad Girls Jaded cineastes who've seen every Herschel Gordon Lewis movie and every film noir might well consider feeding their fetish for lost... More>>
Reel World
, May 05, 1999
The Exterminating Angel Sure, the French pull it off, but politics and culture are generally best kept far apart. Consider Willie Brown's... More>>
High School Unhinged
, May 05, 1999
Election Directed by Alexander Payne. Screenplay by Payne and Jim Taylor, from a novel by Tom Perrotta. Starring Matthew Broderick, Reese... More>>
Second Time Around
, April 28, 1999
Nuts About Brazil People who love Brazil love it passionately, and they're not wrong. The density of imagery in this 1985 absurdist tech noir... More>>
Reel World
, April 28, 1999
The Fan Update your Rolodexes, location scouts and independent filmmakers: P.J. Johnston is the new executive director of the San Francisco... More>>
And Now, On With the Show: SFIFF Week 2
, April 28, 1999
American Cuisine (France, 1998) In this gentle farce in which sexual love is a poor cousin to the passion aroused by good food, U.S. Navy chef... More>>
The Persistence of Experimentalism
, April 21, 1999
The choice of Johan van der Keuken to receive this year's Persistence of Vision Award is a welcome one, but also an unfortunate reminder of how... More>>
The Dawning of A Hard Day's Night
, April 21, 1999
It's triply fitting that what Andrew Sarris called "The Citizen Kane of jukebox musicals" will play the San Francisco Film Festival. (Miramax... More>>
Jonathan Demme's First Talking Heads Interview
, April 21, 1999
In February 1984, I went to Los Angeles partly to interview Jonathan Demme about the trouble he'd run into on Swing Shift, a dream project that,... More>>
New France
, April 21, 1999
One of the best-represented nations at this year's festival is France. The 30 French films on the roster include three from the masters of French... More>>
Karen Morley: Still Sexy After All These Blacklisted Years
, April 21, 1999
LOS ANGELES -- There's an irony at the center of The Unvanquished, the festival series "that honors filmmakers who have faced repression and... More>>
Reel World
, April 21, 1999
Thy Kingdom Come ... Thy Will Be Done "I write you today," Donald Wildmon of the American Family Association begins, "because a... More>>
Wonderful Lives
, April 21, 1999
The three recent Japanese features showing at the San Francisco International Film Festival are all astonishing in their ways. An old-fashioned... More>>
S.F. International Film Festival
, April 21, 1999
The 42nd annual San Francisco International Film Festival runs over 15 days and presents over 100 movies. It's the biggest annual celebration of... More>>
Reel World
, April 14, 1999
Another Day in Paradise Worn down by the endless frustrations of getting films funded and shown, Academy Award winner Steven Okazaki (1991's... More>>
To Prison, To Prison
, April 14, 1999
Life Directed by Ted Demme, from a script by Robert Ramsey and Matthew Stone. Starring Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence, Obba Babatunde, and... More>>
True Drew, Edgy Go
, April 07, 1999
Never Been Kissed Directed by Raja Gosnell. Written by Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein. Executive produced by Drew Barrymore. Starring... More>>
Second Time Around
, April 07, 1999
It Should Happen to You Those of us who are city dwellers live in a community of strangers, free, perhaps, from small-minded mores and the... More>>
Reel World
, April 07, 1999
O Lucky Man! Simon Overton has an impossible dream. The 59-year-old English expat and former projectionist wants to turn the shuttered Royal... More>>
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