San Francisco
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Way Too Indiecast 53: ‘The Witch,’ Pre-Code Hollywood With Elliot Lavine
It's podcast week here at Way Too Indie as we have not one, not two, but THREE episodes...
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Alamo Drafthouse SF Opens With ‘Star Wars,’ Five Screens and Loads of Queso
Standing in defiance of the techie takeover that’s been wiping clean San Francisco’s weird, colorful corners and pockets, the...
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The American Indian Film Festival Celebrates 40 Years
The American Indian Film Festival celebrates its 40th year in the heart of downtown San Francisco, giving voice...
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‘Room’ Director Lenny Abrahamson On Brie Larson, Making Challenging Films
Lenny Abrahamson‘s Room, adapted by Emma Donoghue from her own novel, is an imaginative examination of parent-child dynamics that’s...
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‘Batkid Begins’ Filmmaker and Batkid Organizers On Making Dreams Come True
The spirit of kindness and playfulness spread the day Batkid cleaned up Gotham.
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Batkid Begins
A behind-the-scenes look at one of the most unlikely human-interest stories in recent memory.
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Felix De Givry and Sven Hansen-Løve on ‘Eden,’ Terrifying Sex Scenes
Star Felix De Givry and co-director/inspiration Sven Hansen-Løve talk 'Eden.'
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San Andreas
Peyton's natural disaster flick is destructively satisfying but emotionally tame.
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Michiel Huisman Talks ‘Age of Adaline’, ‘Game of Thrones’, Working With Harrison Ford
Michiel Huisman is best known for his work on TV, his turns on Treme, Nashville, and Game of Thrones making him the...
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The San Francisco Jewish Film Festival Kicks Off Tomorrow
The most renowned Jewish film festival in the world, the 34th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, kicks off...
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Chris Mason Johnson On ‘Test’, The Camera as a Moving Body
A multi-layered character portrait set in 1985 San Francisco in the early days of the AIDS panic, Test follows Frankie (Scott...
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J.P. Chan and Cast Talk ‘A Picture of You’
In A Picture of You, a brother and sister (Andrew Pang and Jo Mei) return to their rural childhood...
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Anita Monga On the 2014 SF Silent Film Festival
It’s time once again for San Francisco’s silent era Castro Theatre to do what it was made to...
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Gia Coppola Talks Representing Teen Life Authentically in ‘Palo Alto’
Gia Coppola’s debut feature Palo Alto captures the struggles of modern teens better than any movie in memory. The...
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SFIFF57: Alex of Venice Red Carpet Interviews
This past Thursday we chatted with the stars of Alex of Venice, which closed out this year’s San Francisco...