Universally warm sentiment is attached to the Bay Area's hardest working indie/art film publicist.
Universally warm sentiment is attached to the Bay Area's hardest working indie/art film publicist.
Universally warm sentiment is attached to the Bay Area's hardest working indie/art film publicist.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
The San Francisco’s Film Commission's executive director offers notes on new incentives for production in the city.
Pacific Film Archive serves a full course of films by Marcel Pagnol.
Pacific Film Archive serves a full course of films by Marcel Pagnol.
Pacific Film Archive serves a full course of films by Marcel Pagnol.
Hollywood Reporter: ""What the film industry desperately needs is a merger of social networks and content," says Ted Hope, the celebrated producer of American Splendor and dozens of indie hits at Sundance and elsewhere. That's why he just joined former Facebook chief privacy officer Chris Kelly on the board of Fandor, the indie film streaming site built by Dan Aronson and Jonathan Marlow, a veteran of Amazon and GreenCine. After several months in beta (trial-run mode), Fandor made its full-fledged debut Wednesday," writes Tim Appelo. More at hollywoodreporter.com.
The year closes with six weeks of strong foreign and arthouse awards-seekers as well as solid franchise holiday entertainments.
The year closes with six weeks of strong foreign and arthouse awards-seekers as well as solid franchise holiday entertainments.
The year closes with six weeks of strong foreign and arthouse awards-seekers as well as solid franchise holiday entertainments.
George Rush skips legal concerns and instead speaks to a larger issue: the lack of quality independent filmmaking today.
Francois Truffaut’s The 400 Blows is being revived as part of San Francisco Film Society’s second annual French Cinema Now festival, which runs the week of October 29 through November 4 at the city’s Clay Theatre.
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.
The Pacific Film Archive shows Discovering Teuvo Tulio, a four-film retrospective of works from Finland's master of over-the-top melodrama in the 1930s and '40s.
A look at the films in the 32nd San Francisco International LGBT FIlm Festival indicates the rise of Argentina's new wave.
Founded in 1968, San Francisco-based Newsreel is the oldest nonprofit, social-issue documentary film center in the U.S.
The director, producer and sometime actor enjoyed a painless ride from well-off circumstances to well-connected beginnings to one of Hollywood's biggest names for decades.
Filmmaking was just one among many creative outlets for Japanese multimedia artist Hiroshi Teshigahara.
The Redwood City-based startup InDplay is like an online dating service for the film industry.
Bay Area soccer fans offer their takes on the best football films.