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  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
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  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
• November 3, 2011
  
  

  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
• Home
  
  

  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
• In Depth
  
  

  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
• November 3, 2011
  
  

  Essential SF: Susan Gerhard

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 2, 2011

  Susan Gerhard talks copy, critics and the 'there' we have here.

  
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  Essential SF: Joshua Grannell

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 1, 2011

  Since its first event in 1998, Midnight Mass has become an SF institution, and Peaches Christ, well, she's its peerless warden and cult leader.

  
• In Depth
  
  

  Essential SF: Joshua Grannell

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 1, 2011

  Since its first event in 1998, Midnight Mass has become an SF institution, and Peaches Christ, well, she's its peerless warden and cult leader.

  
• November 3, 2011
  
  

  Essential SF: Joshua Grannell

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Nov 1, 2011

  Since its first event in 1998, Midnight Mass has become an SF institution, and Peaches Christ, well, she's its peerless warden and cult leader.

  
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  In Orbit with ‘An Injury to One’

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 21, 2011

  Accompanied by a program of solar system shorts, Travis Wilkerson’s 2003 look at ruthless union-busting and the rise and fall of Butte, Montana, offers eerie resonance.

  
• October 20, 2011
  
  

  In Orbit with ‘An Injury to One’

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 21, 2011

  Accompanied by a program of solar system shorts, Travis Wilkerson’s 2003 look at ruthless union-busting and the rise and fall of Butte, Montana, offers eerie resonance.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  In Orbit with ‘An Injury to One’

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 21, 2011

  Accompanied by a program of solar system shorts, Travis Wilkerson’s 2003 look at ruthless union-busting and the rise and fall of Butte, Montana, offers eerie resonance.

  
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  Where Are their Stories?

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 17, 2011

  The best is yet come for Mexican wunderkind Nicolás Pereda, whose elliptical narratives allow room meditation and imagination on the part of a viewer.

  
• October 20, 2011
  
  

  Where Are their Stories?

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 17, 2011

  The best is yet come for Mexican wunderkind Nicolás Pereda, whose elliptical narratives allow room meditation and imagination on the part of a viewer.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  Where Are their Stories?

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 17, 2011

  The best is yet come for Mexican wunderkind Nicolás Pereda, whose elliptical narratives allow room meditation and imagination on the part of a viewer.

  
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  Guy Maddin: Ann Savage and the Osmonds

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 23, 2011

  Guy Maddin talks about movies, writing, himself—and the allure of the Osmonds, re-published on the occasion of Fandor's Maddin blogathon.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  Guy Maddin: Ann Savage and the Osmonds

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 23, 2011

  Guy Maddin talks about movies, writing, himself—and the allure of the Osmonds, re-published on the occasion of Fandor's Maddin blogathon.

  
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  Guy Maddin: Ann Savage and the Osmonds

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 23, 2011

  Guy Maddin talks about movies, writing, himself—and the allure of the Osmonds, re-published on the occasion of Fandor's Maddin blogathon.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  Guy Maddin: Ann Savage and the Osmonds

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 23, 2011

  Guy Maddin talks about movies, writing, himself—and the allure of the Osmonds, re-published on the occasion of Fandor's Maddin blogathon.

  
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  Argentina's New Wave at Frameline

  Matt Sussman
  Jun 19, 2008

  A look at the films in the 32nd San Francisco International LGBT FIlm Festival indicates the rise of Argentina's new wave.

  
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  Marc Huestis on the Runway

  Michael Guillen
  Jul 30, 2007

  SF360.org talks to Marc Huestis, who exhibits a playful flair to his showmanship, putting the "imp" back in impresario.

  
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  SFIFF50, Diving In

  Johnny Ray Huston
  May 8, 2007

  The 50th annual SF International Film Festival is as good a time to put forth an argument. Here’s one: The most compelling movie stars of the current era are athletes, and the most dynamic 21st-century cinema is sports cinema.

  
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  Weerasethakul Talks Hospitals, Aerobics, and a Boy From Mars

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Apr 9, 2007

  One of Apichatpong Weerasethakul Ôs goals as a filmmaker is to simply show what he likes, and what he likes to see.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  "Alternative Visions" at the PFA

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Feb 15, 2007

  The Pacific Film Archive's standing as a cinema-centric educational institution brings the avant-garde into conversation with a broad program of film history.

  
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  Things You May or May Not Know About Miranda July

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 19, 2006

  For close to a decade now, Miranda July has been exploring and often crossing the traditional boundaries between life and the movies.

  
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  San Francisco International Animation Showcase

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 12, 2006

  San Francisco Film Society programming associate Sean Uyehara has pulled off a feat with the opening program for the first San Francisco International Animation Showcase.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  City Poet Bruce Baillie Returns

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Oct 10, 2006

  When onlookers or bystanders disparagingly refer to experimental film as torturous or a bore, it’s a safe bet that they’ve never seen anything by Bruce Baillie.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  Another Other Cinema, Now on DVD

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 20, 2006

  Craig Baldwin and Noel Lawrence bring their brand of smart, quirky, avant-garde and political programming into the home.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  Gallery on Demand

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Sep 6, 2006

  The Catharine Clark Gallery's new Video on Demand feature allows you to choose videos from the gallery's extensive library of video work.

  
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  Naut Humon, Recombinant Media Labs Explore Limits of Sight, Sound

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Aug 22, 2006

  Through Asphodel Records and RML, Humon pursues his fascination with sound's spatial properties.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  "Seventeen" Might be Greatest Movie Ever About Teenagers: 17 Reasons Why

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Aug 17, 2006

  Jeff Kreines and Joel DeMott's legendary and obscure 1982 documentary set in Muncie, Indiana, highlights the PFA series "Screenagers: Documents from the Teenage Years."

  
• Reviews
  
  

  Sweet "Quinceañera" vs. MTV's greedy "My Super Sweet 16"

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Aug 15, 2006

  Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland's exploration of a teen's rite of passage is the warmhearted opposite of MTV's glorification of wasteful and selfish spending. 

  
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  "Broken Sky" and "Two Drifters" at the San Francisco LGBT Film Festival

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Jun 20, 2006

  Julián Hernández and João Pedro Rodrigues show their second features at the S.F. International LGBT Film Festival.

  
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  One Screen, Three San Francisco Cinephiles

  Johnny Ray Huston
  May 15, 2006

  Christian Bruno, Julie Lindow and R.A. McBride discuss their love of San Francisco and its theaters over beers at the Uptown.

  
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  Transnational Tales at This Year's SFIAAFF

  Johnny Ray Huston
  Mar 16, 2006

  Transnational tales stand out at the 2006 San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival.