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At Berlin & Beyond, a rare vision of Oscars’ sleeper favorite on big screen

Dennis Harvey - March 21, 2023

'All Quiet on the Western Front' joins a lineup of German-language gems.

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Screen Grabs: WinterFest brings Ukrainian kids, artificial shtetls, orthodox drama

Dennis Harvey - February 23, 2023

Plus: 8mm video diaries by late, great local resident George Kuchar and a history of the Laemmle theatre chain

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Watching a daughter grow up, in Oscar-nominated ‘How Do You Measure A Year?’

Pam Grady - February 15, 2023

Director Jay Rosenblatt talks about recording an interview with Ella every year from age 2 through 18

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IndieFest’s 25th anniversary roars in with local lore, fabulous freaks, and high school hijinks

Dennis Harvey - January 29, 2023

Here's the standouts, from Jim Rose's 'Circus of the Stars' to Bay BDSM drama 'Rough Edges,' and so many more.

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Screen Grabs: Don’t mess with brilliant, spitfire director Christine Choy

Dennis Harvey - December 6, 2022

From Tiananmen Square's dissident exiles to the roiling Mississippi Triangle, the driven filmmaker tackles deep subjects

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Jewish Film Fest returns with big names—and timely themes

Dennis Harvey - July 17, 2022

Radical feminism, gay gentrification, ethnic cleansing, plus David Straitharn, Ken Burns, Leonard Bernstein, more in 42nd installment

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Screen Grabs: Abortion in movies, from 1918 to the powerful new ‘Happening’

Dennis Harvey - May 12, 2022

Plus: A tribute to French working-class hero Jean Gabin, and an Iranian 'Little Miss Sunshine' from the son of a legend.

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SFFILM fest brings news of the world, from Ukraine terror to volcanic eruptions of love

Dennis Harvey - April 19, 2022

Llama-herding Bolivian elders, poisoned Russian dissident, little shell with shoes on, Afrofuturistic 'Neptune' trip, more at 65th edition

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Greta Snider’s experimental films pack a punk punch at the Roxie

tamara suarez porras - March 18, 2022

16mm autoethnographies, found footage essays, materialist inventions, and recent projects focusing on human rights hit the screen

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Screen Grabs: Noir heist and nail-biting suspense in ‘Midcentury Madness’

Dennis Harvey - March 10, 2022

Plus: Ukrainian seige doc 'The Earth Is As Blue As An Orange,' several good indie freakouts, and 'The Exorcism of God'

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At Berlin & Beyond, a rare vision of Oscars’ sleeper favorite on big screen

Screen Grabs: WinterFest brings Ukrainian kids, artificial shtetls, orthodox drama

Watching a daughter grow up, in Oscar-nominated ‘How Do You Measure A Year?’

IndieFest’s 25th anniversary roars in with local lore, fabulous freaks, and high school hijinks

Screen Grabs: Don’t mess with brilliant, spitfire director Christine Choy

Jewish Film Fest returns with big names—and timely themes

Screen Grabs: Abortion in movies, from 1918 to the powerful new ‘Happening’

SFFILM fest brings news of the world, from Ukraine terror to volcanic eruptions of love

Greta Snider’s experimental films pack a punk punch at the Roxie

Screen Grabs: Noir heist and nail-biting suspense in ‘Midcentury Madness’

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