The CinemaLit Film Series, curated by film critic and SF360.org contributor Michael Fox, presents Leo McCarey's 'Love Affair' at the Mechanics' Institute.
A festival transforms itself and transports audiences with a visionary new theater.
A festival transforms itself and transports audiences with a visionary new theater.
A festival transforms itself and transports audiences with a visionary new theater.
The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival finds fans beyond its identity-based target audience with a wide array of international films and topics.
The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival finds fans beyond its identity-based target audience with a wide array of international films and topics.
Resnais remains elusive and detached, his films beautiful abstracts of intellectual rather than emotional impact.
Resnais remains elusive and detached, his films beautiful abstracts of intellectual rather than emotional impact.
One of the heroes of South Korean cinema's recent renaissance wisely sticks to home terrain with his follow-up to The Host.
The Toronto International Film Festival has always allowed a generosity of pursuits to co-exist, rewarding the adventurous and satiating the lazy, all without judgment.
Michael Fox interviews Igor Sinyak, founder of Subtitles & Subtleties, about his dinner and a movie discussion forum.
The SFFS has added a Gallic counterpart to its long-running New Italian Cinema series.