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  • Reviews

    SFIFF52 Blogs: Five Reasons why SF Loves Coppola

    Justin Juul
    May 1, 2009

    The San Francisco Film Society awarded Francis Ford Coppola the Founder & Directing Award this week. Justin Juul offers us five reasons why San Francisco loves Coppola.

  • Q & A

    Livin' la Vida Arnold with Lyndall Grant

    Justin Juul
    Mar 23, 2009

    When a challenge turns into opportunity: the Bay Area professional tribute artist talks about how he managed to leverage his striking similarity to Arnold Schwarzenegger into a successful acting career.

  • Reviews

    Five Great Skate Features

    Justin Juul
    Dec 7, 2007

    In honor of Gus Van Sant's new film, 'Paranoid Park,' five skate films that matter to the skate junkie, and three honorable mentions.

  • Reviews

    15 Minutes of YouTube

    Justin Juul
    Feb 2, 2007

    The List: A collection of individuals who caught my eye in an intense week of YouTube scouring. Most have gotten upwards of one million views.

  • Q & A

    Adrian Belic Goes 'Beyond the Call'

    Justin Juul
    Nov 27, 2006

    The filmmaker talks about tagging along with three renegade activists on their self-funded humanitarian excursions to war zones and disaster sites.

  • Q & A

    InDplay and The New Art of Film Distribution

    Justin Juul
    Nov 20, 2006

    The Redwood City-based startup InDplay is like an online dating service for the film industry.

  • Reviews

    KQED's Wild West in "Truly CA"

    Justin Juul
    Nov 16, 2006

    The weekly series is a platform for independent filmmakers in California, showcasing short and full-length documentaries about the state.

  • Reviews

    Two Wheels, Five Films

    Justin Juul
    Sep 29, 2006

    People-powered transportation propels the movies in the 2006 Bicycle Film Fest.

  • News & Blogs

    Current TV and the Audience as Auteur

    Justin Juul
    Aug 29, 2006

    Al Gore's fledgling S.F.--based cable and satellite channel, Current TV, generates cutting-edge content democratically, with a third of the programming created by viewers.


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