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Voluntary Organ Donor Inspires Krawitz
Michael Fox
Jun 22, 2011Filmmaker Jan Krawitz explores the nature of altruism in a story about a woman seeking to donate an organ to a perfect stranger.
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Voluntary Organ Donor Inspires Krawitz
Michael Fox
Jun 22, 2011Filmmaker Jan Krawitz explores the nature of altruism in a story about a woman seeking to donate an organ to a perfect stranger.
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June 23 2011
Voluntary Organ Donor Inspires Krawitz
Michael Fox
Jun 22, 2011Filmmaker Jan Krawitz explores the nature of altruism in a story about a woman seeking to donate an organ to a perfect stranger.
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June 23, 2011
Voluntary Organ Donor Inspires Krawitz
Michael Fox
Jun 22, 2011Filmmaker Jan Krawitz explores the nature of altruism in a story about a woman seeking to donate an organ to a perfect stranger.
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Percifield Runs with Board of Supes Candidate
Michael Fox
Jun 19, 2011First-time doc-maker Dain Percifield offers notes on capturing the highs and lows of drag queen Anna Conda's 2010 run for S.F. Supervisor.
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June 23 2011
Percifield Runs with Board of Supes Candidate
Michael Fox
Jun 19, 2011First-time doc-maker Dain Percifield offers notes on capturing the highs and lows of drag queen Anna Conda's 2010 run for S.F. Supervisor.
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June 23, 2011
Percifield Runs with Board of Supes Candidate
Michael Fox
Jun 19, 2011First-time doc-maker Dain Percifield offers notes on capturing the highs and lows of drag queen Anna Conda's 2010 run for S.F. Supervisor.
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Q & A
Percifield Runs with Board of Supes Candidate
Michael Fox
Jun 19, 2011First-time doc-maker Dain Percifield offers notes on capturing the highs and lows of drag queen Anna Conda's 2010 run for S.F. Supervisor.
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Festivals
Stone not Cold in Castro Conversation
Dennis Harvey
Apr 28, 2011Oliver Stone reflects on his own heated past, and the world’s, as he accepts the Founder’s Directing Award onstage at the Castro Theatre during SFIFF54.
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Stone not Cold in Castro Conversation
Dennis Harvey
Apr 28, 2011Oliver Stone reflects on his own heated past, and the world’s, as he accepts the Founder’s Directing Award onstage at the Castro Theatre during SFIFF54.
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May 5, 2011
Stone not Cold in Castro Conversation
Dennis Harvey
Apr 28, 2011Oliver Stone reflects on his own heated past, and the world’s, as he accepts the Founder’s Directing Award onstage at the Castro Theatre during SFIFF54.
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april 22 2011
SFIFF54 Finds Life Among the Ruins
Matt Sussman
Apr 21, 2011As the San Francisco International Film Festival opens, key films consider the value of place.
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SFIFF54 Finds Life Among the Ruins
Matt Sussman
Apr 21, 2011As the San Francisco International Film Festival opens, key films consider the value of place.
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Reviews
SFIFF54 Finds Life Among the Ruins
Matt Sussman
Apr 21, 2011As the San Francisco International Film Festival opens, key films consider the value of place.
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Feb 3 2011
Schneider-Jarmel Clan Take ‘Balz’ to Cuba
Michael Fox
Feb 2, 2011Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider follow 'Speaking in Tongues' with a doc that talks baseball.
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Home
Schneider-Jarmel Clan Take ‘Balz’ to Cuba
Michael Fox
Feb 2, 2011Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider follow 'Speaking in Tongues' with a doc that talks baseball.
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In Production
Schneider-Jarmel Clan Take ‘Balz’ to Cuba
Michael Fox
Feb 2, 2011Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider follow 'Speaking in Tongues' with a doc that talks baseball.
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Feb 3 2011
SF360 Live at Sundance: 285 Steps
Susan Gerhard
Jan 28, 2011Reality bursts through daydreams; labors of love pay off in 2011's edition of the Sundance Film Festival.
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Festivals
SF360 Live at Sundance: 285 Steps
Susan Gerhard
Jan 28, 2011Reality bursts through daydreams; labors of love pay off in 2011's edition of the Sundance Film Festival.
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SF360 Live at Sundance: 285 Steps
Susan Gerhard
Jan 28, 2011Reality bursts through daydreams; labors of love pay off in 2011's edition of the Sundance Film Festival.
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January 31, 2011
SF360 Live at Sundance: 285 Steps
Susan Gerhard
Jan 28, 2011Reality bursts through daydreams; labors of love pay off in 2011's edition of the Sundance Film Festival.
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Reviews
New Social Issue Dramas from Rainin Grant-Winners
Michael Fox
Nov 24, 2009The scoop on the projects of the inaugural class for the SFFS/Kenneth Rainin Foundation Filmmaking Grants, which support lively, intelligent social-issue narrative films.
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Reviews
On the Road Before 'The Recess Ends'
Michael Fox
Nov 10, 2009Shot in depressed burgs and 'burbs across the country, this documentary looks at the U.S. at its lowest economic ebb in generations.
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Reviews
Yes Men Take On the World
Dennis Harvey
Oct 30, 2009The documentary chronicles several large-scale pranks devised in the hopes of fooling corporate/government event attendees and/or the media.
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In Production
Don't Criticize it: 'Holding On to Jah'
Michael Fox
Oct 28, 2009It’s hard to imagine a venue where the new documentary Holding On to Jah will sound better than it did at Mezzanine last Wednesday night.
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Q & A
Franny Armstrong's S.O.S. to the World
Sean Uyehara
Sep 19, 2009Franny Armstrong talks about the moral imperative of her films, the importance of Hopenhagen, and the unexpected magnitude of her success.
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Reviews
Kim Longinotto and Women Make Movies Film Festival
Adam Hartzell
Aug 27, 2009A mini-retrospective of the work of Kim Longinotto plays during the Women Make Movies Film Festival at the Roxie.
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In Production
Hess, Janos and the Volunteers of America
Michael Fox
Aug 25, 2009With in-process Volunteer Nation: Stories of Service, veteran producer-directors Ben Hess and Dan Janos are mobilizing the millennials.
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In Production
Pete Nicks Impatient in 'Waiting Room'
Michael Fox
Aug 18, 2009East Bay documentary producer Pete Nicks places interactive storytelling booths in hospital waiting rooms.
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Q & A
Swedish Muckrakers Enlist Local Help
Michael Fox
Aug 4, 2009Oakland attorney Richard Lee speaks on the legal case surrounding the Swedish filmmakers of the hot-button documentary Bananas!.
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Reviews
'Until the Light Takes Us'
Dennis Harvey
Jul 29, 2009Aaron Aites and Audrey Ewell's documnetary, Until the Light Takes Us examines the dark intersection of local Norwegian history and Death Metal.
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Reviews
Whip-smart, Witty 'In the Loop'
Dennis Harvey
Jul 23, 2009Director Armando Iannucci's razor-sharp satire is about how the politics of spin can determine critical decisions on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Reviews
Social Justice and the S.F. Jewish Film Festival
Michael Fox
Jul 22, 2009The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival arrives with an expansive program spotlighting the Jewish tradition of social justice and human rights.
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In Production
Weissman's 'Heartbreak and Heroism'
Michael Fox
Jul 7, 2009David Weissman speaks on his new project, Heartbreak and Heroism, revisiting the early years of the AIDS outbreak in San Francisco.
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In Production
Nutritious eating on the cheap for Potash film
Michael Fox
Jun 9, 2009Like most social-issue documentaries, Food Stamped sprang from an activist impulse for Shira and Yoav Potash.
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Q & A
Weimberg/Ryan on Conflict and Conscience
Sura Wood
Jun 7, 2009Berkeley-based filmmaking team Gary Weimberg and Catherine Ryan speak about social justice as a career and their film Soldiers of Conscience.
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Documentary
When the Personal is Political
Fernanda Rossi
Jun 2, 2009Ask the Documentary Doctor: Where does the filmmaker stop existing to give way to the reporter/activist/responsible citizen with camera in hand?
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In Production
Cyrus Omoomian's 'Democracy': From Iran to Chile
Michael Fox
May 26, 2009Iranian filmmaker Cyrus Omoomian documents post-Pinochet Chile in work-in-progress Pushing Towards Democracy.
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Reviews
SFIFF52 Blogs: Wilkerson's Proving Strong
David Winks Gray
May 2, 2009On May Day Eve, Travis Wilkerson performed Proving Ground, probably the first multimedia Leninist rant to have ever graced the Sundance Kabuki.
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Reviews
SFIFF52: Yun Suh's "City of Borders"
David Winks Gray
Apr 26, 2009City of Borders, the debut film by Bay Area filmmaker Yun Suh, follows several Palestinian characters seeking refuge at a gay bar. The film testifies to the intolerance that members of the LGBTQ community face in addition to all of the other walls, physical and social, separating people in the region.
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In Production
Kitchell on Another Hot Topic with Environmental Movement Doc
Michael Fox
Mar 24, 2009Mark Kitchell current project is an ambitious summation of the environmental movement, from the protests of the 1960s, the '70s focus on pollution, the Greenpeace campaigns and the global climate change.
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Festivals
Politics Get Personal in 'Project Kashmir'
Jonathan Kiefer
Mar 19, 2009Co-directors Senain Kheshgi and Geeta V. Patel, two American friends with family ties to opposite sides of the conflict, went to Kashmir together to see what they could learn–and what the rest of us could.
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In Production
Sam Green's Utopian Experiment
Michael Fox
Mar 18, 2009Sam Green talks about his latest project, an experimental documentary where the stories tease out, in more of an emotional way, ideas about hope and imagination of the future
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Popular
Sam Green's Utopian Experiment
Michael Fox
Mar 18, 2009Sam Green talks about his latest project, an experimental documentary where the stories tease out, in more of an emotional way, ideas about hope and imagination of the future
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News & Blogs
Remembering Ave Montague
Tim Etheridge
Jan 31, 2009On January 24 the San Francisco film and arts community lost Ave Montague, who was well known for her hard work, creativity and passion for the arts.
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Q & A
Wendy Levy on the Politics of Participation
Susan Gerhard
Jan 12, 2009Levy offers thoughts on the program she's presenting at Sundance and what's being called the "New Documentary Movement."
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Reviews
'Che: The Roadshow' reclaims a legend
Michael Fox
Jan 8, 2009Steven Soderbergh's fascinating portrait of legendary revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara is willfully disinterested in the conventions of mainstream movies.
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Reviews
Autobio-Animation and the Horrors of War
Dennis Harvey
Jan 6, 2009Waltz with Bashir is another animated feature that embraces a more grown-up story and audience than anything in the long history of "cartoons."
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In Production
Elizabeth Pepin's 'Wasted!'
Michael Fox
Jan 6, 2009If you've been waiting for a punk-rock doc about sewage and wastewater treatment–admit it–it's in the pipeline and heading your way by year's end.
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Reviews
Debra Chasnoff's 'Straightlaced'
Judy Stone
Jan 5, 200950 California students talk about their problems with gender in the new documentary Straightlaced–How Gender's Got Us All Tied Up.
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Reviews
Soviet-Critical 'Cargo 200' at YBCA
Matt Sussman
Nov 11, 2008The controversial Cargo 200, a take-down of the Soviet era, makes its U.S. theatrical debut at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.
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Festivals
Sean Uyehara On the S.F. International Animation Festival
Michael Guillen
Nov 10, 2008If, in the ol' days, they were called "'toons," these days, some heavy-duty words are required to express the strength and breadth of contemporary animation.
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Reviews
'Secrecy' Up For Debate
Robert Avila
Oct 22, 2008Robb Moss and Peter Galison's deliberative, atmospheric and engrossing documentary, Secrecy, puts democratic transparency to the test.
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Q & A
A Talk With Arab Film Festival's Executive Director
Michael Fox
Oct 13, 2008We sat down with Michel Shehadeh, who joined the festival earlier this year, for a wide-ranging interview on Arab film.
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Festivals
MVFF: Mulford and Cruz On Chile's Dark Past
Michael Fox
Oct 8, 2008Marilyn Mulford collaborated with Quique Cruz on the pensive, humanistic, and inspiring Archaeology of Memory: Villa Grimaldi.
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In Production
Straight and Not So Narrow 'Crooked Beauty' In Production
Michael Fox
Oct 1, 2008In 'Crooked Beauty,' mental health is re-imagined and redefined.
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Q & A
Stephen Olsson and Link TV
Michael Fox
Aug 17, 2008SF360.org talks to the senior director of original programming at Link TV, which provides an antidote to the standard television news mix.
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In Production
Saluting the Ultimate Whistleblower
Michael Fox
Aug 6, 2008SF360.org looks at the making of a documentary about the controversial leak of the Pentagon papers.
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Reviews
Saluting the Ultimate Whistleblower
Michael Fox
Aug 6, 2008SF360.org looks at the making of a documentary about the controversial leak of the Pentagon papers.
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Reviews
Not About Royalty
Michael Fox
Aug 6, 2008Empress Hotel looks at residents of a hotel turned homeless people's residence through San Francisco's Access to Housing program.
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Reviews
'CSNY: Deja Vu'
Dennis Harvey
Jul 16, 2008Those attracted to the new film CSNY: Deja Vu simply expecting an opportunity to recall the old days might be in for a surprise.
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Q & A
Ruby Yang on 'A Double Life'
Michael Guillen
Jun 23, 2008SF360 caught up with Ruby Yang during a recent Bay Area visit to discuss her "latest and most lyrical film yet," A Double Life.
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Festivals
Frameline's 32nd SFLGBT Festival Program
Susan Gerhard
May 20, 2008The historic Castro Theatre, its marquee recently revamped for the Milk biopic shoot, hosted Frameline's announcement of its 2008 festival.
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Festivals
"Standard Operating Procedure" and the Stories We Tell
Staff
May 9, 2008Joan Didion famously said, "We tell ourselves stories in order to live." We've internalized the American narrative of Abu Ghraib and accepted its implications.
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Q & A
'Shampoo.' Rinse. Repeat.
Judy Stone
May 4, 2008Warren Beatty on the sexual and political message of Shampoo and a new film in the works about romantic revolutionary journalist John Reed.
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Q & A
SFIFF51: California Newsreel at 40
Erika Young
Apr 21, 2008Founded in 1968, San Francisco-based Newsreel is the oldest nonprofit, social-issue documentary film center in the U.S.
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Q & A
SFIFF51: Craig Baldwin Shoots the Moon, and the Desert
Michael Fox
Apr 18, 2008The Mission filmmaker has slaved in the underground for some three decades, a guide and shaman for other artists working on the fringes.
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Festivals
"Palestine: Interior/Exterior"
Robert Avila
Apr 9, 2008Two films at the Arab Film Festival's program Palestine: Interior/Exterior map physical, personal and ideological terrain.
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Reviews
Danny Glover, "Honeydripper," and Us
Dennis Harvey
Feb 27, 2008In Honeydripper it will no doubt be pleasure to see Danny Glover play a familiar character: The good man trying to gain a leg-up when fortune has rained on his hopes.
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Q & A
L.Q. Jones Talks Dogs and Cult Movies
Miriam Wolf
Feb 24, 2008The list of talking dog movies is long and storied, but one stands head and forelocks above the others: A Boy and His Dog.
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Q & A
Eran Kolirin and "The Band's Visit"
Judy Stone
Feb 12, 2008Underneath The Band's Visit's poignant humor, the film subtly reflects the director's attempt to comprehend Israel's pull between the Middle East and the West.
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Reviews
Review: "Taxi to the Dark Side"
Dennis Harvey
Feb 5, 2008Praise any god you like for Alex Gibney, who has quietly risen from stellar PBS series to a run of exceptional theatrical-release docs.
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Reviews
Reviews: "Walk Hard"; "Charlie Wilson's War"
Dennis Harvey
Dec 18, 2007Judd Apatow has come to so dominate American comedy that I often find myself thinking, "If only this movie had been written by Apatow..."
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Reviews
"Holly," an Unseasonably Sobering Drama
Dennis Harvey
Nov 28, 2007U.S.-Cambodian co-production Holly might easily have gone straight to DVD, which would be a pity because it's well worth rushing to the theatre for.
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Q & A
Connie Field, from Berkeley to Johannesburg
Robert Avila
Nov 5, 2007The filmmaker talks about her recent projects, including Salud!, which looks at Cuba's world-class health system.
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Q & A
Lynn Hershman Leeson's "Culture" war
Michael Fox
Sep 20, 2007Lynn Hershman Leeson discusses her new project, ÔStrange Culture'.
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Reviews
"Revolution Summer"
Michael Fox
Aug 30, 2007Miles Matthew Montalbano's evocative and empathetic portrait of Bush-era dissatisfaction among the post-collegiate set.
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Reviews
"Crossing the Line" and "Death at a Funeral"
Dennis Harvey and Kristi Mitsuda
Aug 14, 2007One film takes us from the American South to the Korean North, another to Frank Oz's last gasp.
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Q & A
Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky on "Manufactured Landscapes"
Glen Helfand
Jul 16, 2007Manufactured Landscapes, the film, extends photographer Edward Burtynsky's vision into a new medium, the documentary, and engages a dialog about global capitalism's impact on Earth.
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Reviews
"SiCKO"-time
Susan Gerhard
Jun 28, 2007Sicko's story of the mismanagement of U.S. healthcare takes Michael Moore from the U.S. to Canada to Europe, and most notably, to Cuba.
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Q & A
Michael Winterbottom's "A Mighty Heart"
SF360.org
Jun 18, 2007The prolific British director, known for a large and eclectic body of work, has done something very unusual in the past half decade.
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Festivals
Picturing Politics at SFIFF50
Robert Avila
May 1, 2007A shot in Wonders Are Many makes visual reference to Guernica as shorthand for art's charge to speak for the voiceless.
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Q & A
Paul Verhoeven and His "Black Book"
Howard Feinstein/indieWIRE
Apr 13, 2007Verhoeven's career can be divided between the character-driven movies he made in Holland and the slick genre films he directed in Hollywood after 1985.
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Reviews
Loach's Palme d'Or Winner
Robert Avila
Apr 5, 2007A Western occupying power faces opposition from the locals and responds with brutal military suppression, spurring a countrywide resistance movement reaching down to the grassroots.
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Reviews
The Countercultures of "Commune"
Robert Avila
Feb 22, 2007The cinematic image of the Ô60s commune is normally as two-dimensional as the screen it's projected on, and rarely very kind.
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Q & A
Rory Kennedy and 'The Ghosts of Abu Ghraib'
Michael Fox
Feb 19, 2007Filmmaker Rory Kennedy talks about her process and approach with making her new chilling documentary Ghosts of Abu Ghraib.
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Reviews
"Iraq in Fragments, "The Lives of Others"
Max Goldberg
Feb 13, 2007James Longley's Fragments stands out amongst the crowded field of Iraqumentaries, while Others pulls back the Iron Curtain to powerful effect.
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Q & A
Von Donnersmarck's Oscar-nominated "The Lives of Others"
Miljenko Skoknic
Feb 12, 2007Von Donnersmarck talks about his Lola-winning and Oscar-nominated debut during a visit to San Francisco.
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Reviews
Lynn Hershman Leeson and "Strange Culture"
Susan Gerhard
Jan 22, 2007Inteview with the artist and filmmaker on her work and her latest movie, presented at Sundance.
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Q & A
Mark Becker's Mission-Inspired "Romantico"
indieWIRE
Jan 15, 2007Hailed as one of the best films of 2005 without distribution, Becker's doc hits theaters nearly two years after it debuted at Sundance.
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Reviews
A Chilean Top Four
Miljenko Skoknic
Jan 12, 2007Miljenko Skoknic's list of favorites in Chilean Cinema.
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Reviews
"Absolute Wilson"; "Army of Shadows"
Robert Avila
Jan 9, 2007A documentary provides an in-depth description of Robert Wilson's life and art. Melville's spy story on a Resistance cell in Nazi-occupied French challenges our idea of heroism.
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Festivals
SF to Sundance
Susan Gerhard
Dec 8, 2006At least three Bay Area-based filmmakers will be making the trek to Park City this year, Jon Else, Steven Okazaki, and Jay Rosenblatt.
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Reviews
"Radical Closure" at the PFA
Robert Avila
Dec 7, 2006This series of cinematic responses to war, curated by Lebanese video artist Akram Zaatari, opens up possibilities for re-imagining the dehumanized landscape of violence.
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Q & A
Adrian Belic Goes 'Beyond the Call'
Justin Juul
Nov 27, 2006The filmmaker talks about tagging along with three renegade activists on their self-funded humanitarian excursions to war zones and disaster sites.
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Reviews
Stand Up, Be Counted: Grassroots Docs Warn of Electronic Voting
Jonny Leahan
Oct 27, 2006With the midterm elections less than two weeks away, a crop of documentaries are collectively trying to get a message across that has largely been passed over by the mainstream media.
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Q & A
Amy Berg's "Deliver Us From Evil"
indieWIRE
Oct 23, 2006Segueing from network television news to documentary features, Amy Berg makes her debut with a shocking, powerful film about pedophile priest Oliver Grady.
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Reviews
The "remake," re-made
Michael Fox
Sep 26, 2006Why do updates of Jerry Lewis flicks get more slack from critics than Zailian's "All the King's Men" and Demme's "The Manchurian Candidate?"
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Q & A
Ian Inaba on Stolen and Influenced Elections
Susan Gerhard
Sep 25, 2006The real voter fraud is orchestrated under the radar, says the director of American Blackout.
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Reviews
Another Other Cinema, Now on DVD
Johnny Ray Huston
Sep 20, 2006Craig Baldwin and Noel Lawrence bring their brand of smart, quirky, avant-garde and political programming into the home.
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Q & A
Vicky Funari and Sergio De La Torre on Border Life
Susan Gerhard
Sep 18, 2006The Maquilapolis filmmakers talk about empowering their subjectsÑwomen factory workers in Tijuana.
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News & Blogs
Voting Protection-Related Sites
Susan Gerhard
Sep 15, 2006The List: American Blackout director Ian Inaba names the top four Web sites.
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Reviews
Peter Whitehead's '60s
Max Goldberg
Sep 14, 2006The provocative documentary filmmaker is recalled with a retrospective at Yerba Buena Center For the Arts.
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News & Blogs
Current TV and the Audience as Auteur
Justin Juul
Aug 29, 2006Al 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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Q & A
Laura Poitras" "My Country, My Country"
indieWIRE
Aug 28, 2006Director Laura Poitras’ traveled to Iraq for her latest film, “My Country, My Country.”
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Q & A
A Documentary on Peru's Terror War
Susan Gerhard
Jul 25, 2006A conversation with Pamela Yates, director of State of Fear, on Peru's 20-year war on terror, which bears an unsettling resemblance to U.S. current events.
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Festivals
Overview of the S.F. Jewish Film Festival
Michael Fox
Jul 20, 2006The sudden climate change in the Middle East has had a tone-altering effect on the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, where the war will be Topic A.
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Q & A
Mat Whitecross and the Rough "Road to Guantanamo"
Susan Gerhard
Jun 26, 2006Mat Whitecross talks about his documentary The Road to Guantanamo, which takes a look at the inhumanity of U.S. "detainment" camps in Cuba.
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Reviews
"An Inconvenient Truth" Strikes a Nerve
Jonny Leahan
Jun 2, 2006Al Gore's documentary keeps the viewer thoroughly engaged while offering what may be the most comprehensive explanation of global warming for the layperson that exists.
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Festivals
The Revolution Will Be Digitized?
Susan Gerhard
Apr 28, 2006The revolution will not be televised, but it may be digitized, run through Final Cut Pro, and projected on the screen near you.
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Reviews
Masharawi Finds Palestinians In States of Suspended Animation
Robert Avila
Apr 20, 2006Palestinian filmmaker Rashid Masharawi's Waiting intricately and ingeniously intertwines irony, humor, and pathos.
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Q & A
Happiness Is...Finding a Film Club? Adam Werbach Riffs
Susan Gerhard
Apr 10, 2006George Bush Senior's thousand points of light may never have materialized, but Adam Werbach believes that millions of pixels can truly accomplish something.
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Q & A
Public Defender Jeff Adachi Adds Filmmaker to Resume
Susan Gerhard
Mar 13, 2006Jeff Adachi, San Francisco public defender, adds filmmaker to the resume.
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Q & A
The Roxie, Resurrected
Susan Gerhard
Mar 10, 2006The List: In the aftermath of the Roxie resurrection, the five top-grossing films that screened there over the past two decades.
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News & Blogs
Garrett Scott, Filmmaker, 1968-2006
Christopher D. Cook
Mar 8, 2006A tribute to the life and work of the late documentary maker Garrett Scott.
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Festivals
Human Rights Watch Film Festival: More Than "Watching"
Robert Avila
Mar 2, 2006HRW's series of films chosen for aesthetic value and human rights content continues to grow as it stays true to its roots.
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Reviews
Leacock-Pennebaker Tribute at SF State's Documentary Film Institute
Susan Gerhard
Feb 27, 2006With a Leacock-Pennebaker tribute, SF State's Documentary Film Institute proves there's no reason to "revive" cinema verite; it never died.
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In Production
Delicious 'All About Evil' In Production
Michael Fox goes behind the scenes on Peaches Christs' slice-'em-up.
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