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Friday, September 11, 2026

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Win FREE tix to Indiefest’s opening night movie + party!

Plus use code 48HILLS for a 10% discount on tickets at checkout! SF Indiefest runs Feb. 8-18

We love Indiefest, and this year’s 26th edition is full of terrific films, including opening night film ‘Sisters‘ at 6:30pm on Thu/8 at the Roxie, SF, followed by the Indiefest Opening Party at the Kilowatt bar at 8pm! We’ve got 20 pairs of free tickets to give away to the movie and party. 

TO ENTER: Email imelda@48hills.org with INDIEFEST in the subject line and the title of your favorite movie about family dynamics in the body. Entries must be received by Tue/6 at midnight. Winners will be chosen at random and informed Wednesday morning. 

Read Dennis Harvey’s preview of the giant film fest (90+ movies and events!), taking place Feb. 8-18, and use code 48HILLS for a 10% discount at checkout on tickets.

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