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April 25, 2012
Stanley Krippner: Amazing Stories That Didn't Make it Into the Story
Professor Stanley Krippner is an impossible man to pigeonhole. He's nearly impossible to encapsulate in a single cover story. Well, we did our best. But, we acknowledge, we've only scratched the surface of his life and work. On a milder note, we also left out a cartload of mind-blowing anecdotes. Kr ... More >>
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August 23, 2010
Monday's Pick: Not Necessarily Noir
Not Necessarily NoirRoxie Theater$7-$10Film noir, as it's classically defined, had a circumscribed lifespan from the early postwar about-to-boom years through the late 1950s, when color films began to displace black-and-white. But the genre's allure and influence will never wane, as anybody who's ... More >>
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August 18, 2010
Fatal Attractions
Not Necessarily NoirRoxie Theater$7-$10Film noir, as it's classically defined, had a circumscribed lifespan from the early postwar about-to-boom years through the late 1950s, when color films began to displace black-and-white. But the genre's allure and influence will never wane, as anybody who's ... More >>
Film
July 14, 2010
Lisa Cholodenko interview: "The Kids Are All Right" director makes a lesbian domestic comedy
Not Necessarily NoirRoxie Theater$7-$10Film noir, as it's classically defined, had a circumscribed lifespan from the early postwar about-to-boom years through the late 1950s, when color films began to displace black-and-white. But the genre's allure and influence will never wane, as anybody who's ... More >>
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November 20, 2009
Tosca's 90th Birthday Party: Cappuccino, the Culterati, and Gavin
M. LaddIt was a mix of the sliver-haired and the sliver-tongued.Last night was the 90th birthday party for North Beach institution Tosca Café (242 Columbus at Jack Kerouac Alley). By 6:30 p.m., the bar was crowded with silver-haired neighborhood denizens, journalists, and the local culterati ... More >>
Film
June 4, 2008
Hairpiece in the Middle East
Adam Sandler returns as a Mossad baddie turned stylist. The bubbies will love him.
Film
April 23, 2008
Absurdistan
The next wave of post-9/11 political films trades sobriety for satire.
Film
August 8, 2007
The Popcorn King
Rush Hour 3 director Brett Ratner has been called a fauxteur, a womanizer and, worse, over budget. Why you should take him seriously anyway.
Home Entertainment
October 18, 2006
Took a Shot
Rush Hour 3 director Brett Ratner has been called a fauxteur, a womanizer and, worse, over budget. Why you should take him seriously anyway.
Film
January 11, 2006
Romeo in the Rough
Tristan & Isolde's clumsy romance may make you crave Shakespeare
Film
December 7, 2005
Repertory Film Listings
Tristan & Isolde's clumsy romance may make you crave Shakespeare
Film
September 21, 2005
Reps Etc.
Tristan & Isolde's clumsy romance may make you crave Shakespeare
Film
August 3, 2005
Going for Broken
Jim Jarmusch's latest road movie is filled with fetching existential ambiguities
Culture
June 15, 2005
Bringing Up Kate
Mulgrew's Hepburn reveals the power and vulnerability of two extraordinary actresses
Music
November 24, 2004
Bouncer
The Beauty Bar thinks it's cool, which is exactly why it isn't
Film
August 18, 2004
Stander Delivers
Thomas Jane, as folk hero, robs banks and steals a movie
Film
July 21, 2004
Reps Etc.
Thomas Jane, as folk hero, robs banks and steals a movie
Music
October 22, 2003
Prick
Don't hate me because I'm corporate
Film
September 17, 2003
Reps Etc.
Don't hate me because I'm corporate
News
September 17, 2003
Facing the Music
The feds catch up with the "homeless hacker" -- and order him off computers
News
April 16, 2003
A Duty to Hack
Adrian Lamo, the 22-year-old "homeless hacker" famous for raiding New York Times computers, pursues his vision of public service by cracking another major corporate network. It's a crime, of course. It's also what he was born to do.
Film
December 24, 2002
The Year of Living Dangerously
Michael Fox recaps the best in Bay Area film for 2002 and recounts the first annual awards handed out by the S.F. Film Critics Circle
Film
February 13, 2002
Tongues Untied
An East Bay filmmaker documents the life of Invisible Man author Ralph Ellison
Music
February 10, 1999
The House of Tudor
An East Bay filmmaker documents the life of Invisible Man author Ralph Ellison
Film
January 27, 1999
Second Time Around
An East Bay filmmaker documents the life of Invisible Man author Ralph Ellison
Film
January 20, 1999
Second Time Around
An East Bay filmmaker documents the life of Invisible Man author Ralph Ellison
Film
January 6, 1999
Eight Isn't Enough
Michael Sragow finds eight good films, and countless condescending duds, in a year at the movies
News
September 30, 1998
From Chinatown to Niketown
Robert Towne, the best screenwriter in the business and the man who invented Jake Gittes, is back with a bio of Olympic runner Steve Prefontaine
Film
May 20, 1998
Second Time Around
Robert Towne, the best screenwriter in the business and the man who invented Jake Gittes, is back with a bio of Olympic runner Steve Prefontaine
Film
September 10, 1997
City of Angles
How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen
Film
April 19, 1995
Reel World
How Curtis Hanson brought James Ellroy's epic crime novel L.A. Confidential to the screen

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