The aftermath of two rival documentaries about the most disastrous music festival to date paint a portrait of how easy it is for cynical marketers to hijack the idea of community.
The director of BlacKkKlansman was in town Tuesday to be honored at the Castro Theatre.
SF Weekly spoke with Morpheus aka Cowboy Curtis, who was in town to promote Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp, which arrives on Blu-ray on Oct. 16.
Charlize Theron stars as Marlo in Tully, director Jason Reitman’s brutally honest portrayal of new motherhood.
She also got chummy enough with Cherry Jones to call her a “first-class lesbian and a second-rate thinker,” in a nice way.
Disgusting cinephiles Veruca Bathsalts and Jerry Lee’s film series at the Roxie Theatre goes right up to the line, then throws up on it. But for, like, art.
SFMOMA’s “Claire Denis: Seeing Is Believing” showcases 20 years of her films — as well as those by directors she worked with, like Jim Jarmusch and Wim Wenders.
