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February 24, 2011
Beg For Your Life: In the Well with Laurel Nakadate
Mary Gaitskill
Feb 24, 2011On the amoral goodness of nature, shapelessly shaped things and the hereness of bodies.
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Home
Beg For Your Life: In the Well with Laurel Nakadate
Mary Gaitskill
Feb 24, 2011On the amoral goodness of nature, shapelessly shaped things and the hereness of bodies.
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In Depth
Beg For Your Life: In the Well with Laurel Nakadate
Mary Gaitskill
Feb 24, 2011On the amoral goodness of nature, shapelessly shaped things and the hereness of bodies.
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Home
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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January 13, 2011
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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Q & A
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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Home
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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January 13, 2011
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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Q & A
VCinema Podcast Finds Its Audience
Adam Hartzell
Jan 10, 2011An Asian cinema talk-radio show broadcasts from San Mateo to the world.
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Home
Two Zimbalists and 'Two Escobars'
Susan Gerhard
Aug 27, 2010The stories of an assassinated soccer star and the nation's most notorious criminal merge in a portrait of '80s-'90s Colombia.
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Reviews
Two Zimbalists and 'Two Escobars'
Susan Gerhard
Aug 27, 2010The stories of an assassinated soccer star and the nation's most notorious criminal merge in a portrait of '80s-'90s Colombia.
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September 2, 2010
Two Zimbalists and 'Two Escobars'
Susan Gerhard
Aug 27, 2010The stories of an assassinated soccer star and the nation's most notorious criminal merge in a portrait of '80s-'90s Colombia.
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Festivals
Words from Sundance Staffers: Jon Ho
Hilary Hart
Jan 28, 2010Hilary Hart, who annually holds down the late-night shift at the Egyptian at Sundance, offers interviews with fellow workers at the festival.
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Q & A
Tom Shepard's 'Whiz Kids' Blinding with Science
Michael Fox
Jun 14, 2009Tom Shepard revisits the overachieving, hyper-ambitious world of science-obsessed high school seniors in his new film, Whiz Kids.
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Festivals
Noise Pop Film Festival 2009
Dennis Harvey
Feb 26, 2009About as far from the ever-increasing corporatization of popular music as you can get is the annual dose from the Noise Pop Festival.
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In Production
Jerusalem's Lone Gay Bar
Michael Fox
Sep 17, 2008Yun Suh's film City of Borders documents group dynamics and conflict through the doors of a Jerusalem's only gay bar: a locale where anyone can, "come, be themselves, and be accepted."
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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
SFIFF51: Katherin McInnis Cues the Carnival Music
Jennifer Preissel
Apr 28, 2008The longtime Bay Area resident, who recently relocated to Brooklyn, screens Woodward's Gardens in the shorts program "In A Lonely Place: New Experimental Cinema."
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Reviews
"Cachao: Uno Mas"
Chuy Varela
Apr 10, 2008Cachao: Uno Mas documents acclaimed bassist and cuban music innovator Israel "Cachao" Lopez's work and San Francisco concert at Bimbo's
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Festivals
The 32nd American Indian Film Festival
Eve O'Neill
Nov 1, 2007This festival is home to an array of talent that promotes Indians in roles other than that of Indians, in movies other than westerns.
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Q & A
Night Listening with Patrick Stettner
indieWIRE
Aug 14, 2006The director of The Business of Strangers talks about his second feature, starring Robin Williams.
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