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Screen Grabs: ‘Song for Cesar’ pumps up the music behind Chicano Power

Dennis Harvey - March 17, 2022

Plus: 'Master' and 'Alice' probe Black experience spooky and surreal, and 'Fabian: Going to the Dogs' delves into early Nazi Germany

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Screen Grabs: 50 years on, ‘Pink Flamingos’ is still a delightfully absurdist shock

Dennis Harvey - March 14, 2022

Plus: Timely tales of Russian-European friendship and war, Unnamed Footage Fest, Hawaiian psychedelia, more

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Screen Grabs: Fests fete films from Greece, UK, Berlin & Beyond (and here at home)

Dennis Harvey - March 7, 2022

Wayne Wang gets a retrospective, the SF Urban Film Fest comes panel-rich, and Dennis Hopper's critical comeback is restored.

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Screen Grabs: Pattinson’s lips aside, ‘The Batman’ proves to be monotonous murk

Dennis Harvey - March 2, 2022

Plus: Flicks that are actually worth your eyeball strain, from a showcase of Aboriginal actor David Gulpilil to 'Huda's Salon'

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Screen Grabs: New films provide visions of the end

Dennis Harvey - February 28, 2022

Plus: Slovakian 'Servants' is stunning—our critic's favorite movie of the year so far.

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Screen Grabs: Coppola revives ‘Godfather’—and Dinklage delivers in ‘Cyrano’

Dennis Harvey - February 24, 2022

Exactly 50 years ago this February 25, The Godfather was released. It was an adaptation of a pulpy best-seller that no one expected much...

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Screen Grabs: Freedom, and other compromised concepts

Dennis Harvey - February 17, 2022

Liberation and constraint, from Belgian playgrounds and the back alleys of Chad to Ted Kaczynski's paranoid manifesto.

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Screen Grabs: From silents to Noise Pop, setting old scores and new

Dennis Harvey - February 15, 2022

Hendrix in Maui, Chaplin at the Paramount, Aelita the Queen of Mars, Gwar, and more movies mix with music.

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What we saw at Sundance: Documentary dives into Myanmar midwives, volcano lovers, more

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - February 14, 2022

A Syrian migrant crane operator in Beirut, Kanye's rap rise, Watergate whistleblower Martha Mitchell among big fest subjects

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LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

Marke B. - February 10, 2022

After its botched announcement, Another Planet Entertainment receives 'cautious optimism' from community institutions.

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Screen Grabs: ‘Song for Cesar’ pumps up the music behind Chicano Power

Screen Grabs: 50 years on, ‘Pink Flamingos’ is still a delightfully absurdist shock

Screen Grabs: Fests fete films from Greece, UK, Berlin & Beyond (and here at home)

Screen Grabs: Pattinson’s lips aside, ‘The Batman’ proves to be monotonous murk

Screen Grabs: New films provide visions of the end

Screen Grabs: Coppola revives ‘Godfather’—and Dinklage delivers in ‘Cyrano’

Screen Grabs: Freedom, and other compromised concepts

Screen Grabs: From silents to Noise Pop, setting old scores and new

What we saw at Sundance: Documentary dives into Myanmar midwives, volcano lovers, more

LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

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