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    Hot Docs 2014: The Last Season & Self(less) Portrait

    Hot Docs 2014: The Last Season & Self(less) Portrait

    Film Festival | Bernard Boo | April 26, 2014

    The Last Season The Last Season, an engrossing, layered documentary by Berkeley, CA filmmaker Sara Dosa, captures the poetic beauty of a father-son relationship between two damaged, former soldiers–Roger, an American sniper who fought in Vietnam and Kouy, a Cambodian who resisted the Khmer Rouge–who forged their loving bond while hunting for rare mushrooms in Oregon. Stories as...

  • SFIFF57: Opening Night, The Two Faces of January

    SFIFF57: Opening Night, The Two Faces of January

    Features | Bernard Boo | April 25, 2014

    It was a packed house at the Castro Theater in San Francisco last night for Opening Night of the 57th annual San Francisco International Film Festival. I should know–I had to sit in the nosebleeds! (It’s that damn SF...

  • Hot Docs 2014: Absences, Guidelines, The Engineer

    Hot Docs 2014: Absences, Guidelines, The Engineer

    Film Festival | C.J. Prince | April 25, 2014

    Absences As director Carole Laganière’s mother begins to lose her memory from Alzheimer’s, she turns her camera to three other people suffering a major loss: a Croatian immigrant revisits her home country to find her estranged mother, an American...

  • Sundance London 2014: The One I Love, Little Accidents, and The Voices

    Sundance London 2014: The One I Love, Little Accidents, and The Voices

    Film Festival | Amy Priest | April 25, 2014

    The One I Love The One I Love is a genre-bending psychological, comedic (in some parts), dramatic romance story that follows Ethan (Mark Duplass) and Sophie (Elisabeth Moss), an unhappily married couple seeking new thrills through their couples therapy...

  • Sundance London 2014: They Came Together, Hits, and Memphis

    Sundance London 2014: They Came Together, Hits, and Memphis

    Film Festival | Amy Priest | April 24, 2014

    They Came Together They Came Together states straight away that the story contains obvious romantic comedy clichés. Molly (Amy Poehler) and Joel (Paul Rudd) are dining with their friends Kyle (Bill Hader) and Karen (Ellie Kemper) discussing when they...

  • Cannes 2014: Director’s Fortnight & Critic’s Week

    Cannes 2014: Director’s Fortnight & Critic’s Week

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | April 24, 2014

    Barring any outside chances of more additions (…Roy Andersson, we’re waiting…) from Fremaux and co., this year’s Cannes lineup is complete. We’re playing a little catch up with the news, so you may have already heard, but the two...

  • Hot Docs 2014: An Honest Liar, Love and Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere, Whitey

    Hot Docs 2014: An Honest Liar, Love and Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere, Whitey

    Film Festival | C.J. Prince | April 24, 2014

    Love and Terror on the Howling Plains of Nowhere Filmmaker Dave Jannetta has made a sort of companion piece to author Poe Ballentine’s (real name Ed Hughes) book of the same title. Ballentine resides in Chadron, Nebraska, a small,...

  • SFIFF 2014 Preview

    SFIFF 2014 Preview

    Film Festival | Bernard Boo | April 23, 2014

    Tomorrow night, the 57th annual San Francisco International Film Festival (April 24-May 8) kicks off its program of 168 films representing 56 countries. Seeing every film in that span of time is a veritable impossibility (though San Francisco is...

  • Hot Docs 2014: The Overnighters, Watchers of the Sky, The Creator of the Jungle

    Hot Docs 2014: The Overnighters, Watchers of the Sky, The Creator of the Jungle

    Film Festival | C.J. Prince | April 23, 2014

    Now that I’ve seen over a dozen of Hot Docs’ selections so far, I can see patterns begin to emerge between films. The three films profiled in today’s piece, all of which are the best documentaries I’ve seen so...

  • Trailer: Ping Pong Summer

    Trailer: Ping Pong Summer

    News | Dustin Jansick | April 23, 2014

    Bust out your boombox and neon colored clothing. A new trailer for the 80s inspired film Ping Pong Summer has arrived. Set in the summer of 1985, an awkward teenage boy goes on a family vacation to the beach...

  • Jeremy Irons to Receive Peter J. Owens Award at SFIFF 2014

    Jeremy Irons to Receive Peter J. Owens Award at SFIFF 2014

    Film Festival | Bernard Boo | April 22, 2014

    The San Francisco Film Society announced today that Jeremy Irons will be the recipient of the Peter J. Owens Award for excellence in acting at the 57th annual San Francisco International Film Festival. Previous recipients include Harrison Ford, Robert Duvall, Sean Penn,...

  • Hot Docs 2014: Love Me and Don’t Leave Me

    Hot Docs 2014: Love Me and Don’t Leave Me

    Film Festival | Dustin Jansick | April 22, 2014

    Love Me The documentary begins and ends with the same question, what is love? Director Jonathon Narducci attempts to answer that question by following around several men who are desperately searching for love. These men come from various backgrounds...

  • 5 Most Anticipated Films at Sundance London 2014

    5 Most Anticipated Films at Sundance London 2014

    Film Festival | Amy Priest | April 22, 2014

    Returning to the Sundance London Film Festival this year, I’m excited to witness the big hits that Park City’s Sundance Festival brought us. Some of which are: Frank, Memphis, Fruitvale Station (UK Premiere) and Blue Ruin. Although Sundance London...

  • Cannes 2014: Media Guide

    Cannes 2014: Media Guide

    Film Festival | Nik Grozdanovic | April 21, 2014

    Unless you’ve managed to live without the internet since April 16th, the question “How do you feel about the Cannes lineup this year?” must have surfed its way to – or from- you by now. Yes, cinephiles around the...

  • Hot Docs 2014: Joy of Man’s Desiring, Harmontown, No Lullaby, Before The Last Curtain Falls

    Hot Docs 2014: Joy of Man’s Desiring, Harmontown, No Lullaby, Before The Last Curtain Falls

    Film Festival | C.J. Prince | April 21, 2014

    With almost 200 documentaries playing at Hot Docs, the amount of variety on display is quite staggering. Social issues, personal stories, biographies, abstract docs and true crime stories are some examples of the plethora of topics regularly seen at...

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