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From piercing icon to flaming ecosexuals, Frameline’s tales of rupture and survival

Interviews with the fest's compelling protagonists of 'WICKET,' 'A Body To Live In,' and 'Playing with Fire.'

Reel love: 3 LGBTQ icons profiled on Frameline’s silver screen

They brought trans innovation to 'Drag Race,' created 'Rocky Horror,' delivered legendary reads—and now they're getting their flowers.

Screen Grabs: Tribute to 100 years of Robert Altman, a cynic’s New Hollywood takeover

Plus: The antic and sexy sides of SF's Bruce Conner, Amerinide firestarter 'Northern Lights,' and Pride month flicks galore.

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A real San Franciscan shows the city like it is in ‘What’chu Mixed With?’

Debut director Maya Cameron-Gordon's short film delivers Bay Area bildungsroman.

Screen Grabs: Country creep abounds at BAMPFA’s rural noir series

Plus: Terrifyingly eccentric Obayashi's greatest hits, and Palo Alto's Stanford Theater celebrates 100 years.

Screen Grabs: ‘White With Fear’ cashes out lucrative Caucasian terror complex

Plus 'Bring Her Back' bests formulaic horror, 'Bad Shabbos' delivers nimble and droll dinnertime catastrophe, more.

SFDocFest’s 24th edition brings anti-escapist cinema, boundary-pushing takes

Grammar activism, blockbuster magazine heroines, and Qatari street cats. Dodging reality? Not in these seats.

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Screen Grabs: Handsome ‘Stelios’ tells story of singer who forever changed Greek pop

Plus: 11 Hitchcock films in one weekend at the Balboa, a Jane Austen-inspired rom-com, much more.

Screen Grabs: Swamp Dogg’s delightfully digressive bachelor pad, the documentary

Plus: 'Friendship' keeps its inexcusable cringe sprightly and the Bay gets another chance with 'The Donn of Tiki.'

Screen Grabs: Corny clowns, familial thorns abound

New releases 'Clown in a Cornfield,' 'The Gullspång Miracle,' and 'Jimmy in Saigon' offer chills of all persuasions.

Bay Area arts organizations reel, vow to survive NEA grant cancellations

Agency's new 'priorities' include supporting communities of color, despite defunding BIPOC-led organizations.

CAAMFest 2025 spotlights ‘Boat People,’ ‘Yellowface,’ ‘Chinatown Cha Cha’

Screen dives also fête the maker of the first ever feature film by and about Asian Americans, and investigate Chinatown evictions.

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Groundbreaking ‘Godfather of Asian American Media’ gets his due at CAAMFest

Tadashi Nakamura's 'Third Act' chronicles his father's life, from internment camp and filmmaking success to living with Parkinson's.

Screen Grabs: 50 years later, they still fart in your general direction

'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' and more movies from 1975. Plus: Doclands, 'Bonjour Tristresse,' 'The Surfer,' more

Playing a gig worker—and being one, too—in an increasingly chilly SF

Asia Kate Dillon stars in Elena Oxman's 'Outerlands,' which details navigating loss in a city that seems to be closing in.

Screen Grabs: The shivers and ‘The Shrouds’

Cronenberg keeps rising from the dead. Plus: 'The Ugly Stepsister,' a slew of new queer films, 'Compensation,' more

Screen Grabs: Flashing back with John & Yoko, Neil Young, and Pink Floyd

From street protests to Pompeii, legendary rockers take the screen again. Plus: Palestinian drama 'The Teacher'

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