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Music

Hie thee to the woods for The Ever Afters, a brilliant new queer techno campout

Marke B. -
A 'constellation of dreams' kicks off festival season, with tons of local talent, a trippy yurt, and a 6am talent show.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Celebrating eternally anti-conformist filmmaker Dale Hoyt

Dennis Harvey -
Three tributes to the late iconoclast. Plus: 'Elegy to Seijun Suzuki' and Eastern European absurdist classics at BAMPFA
Movies

Film is a battleground: Sam Fuller’s hot-button noirs and war tales still sting

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
BAMPFA's 'From the Front Page to the Front Lines' packs a wallop with 10 essential films from the under-sung director
Stage Review

In ‘The Mojo and the Sayso,’ the pointed aftermath of Black youth murdered by cops

Charles Lewis III -
Aishah Rahman's layered 1989 play finally has its Bay Area premiere—and its tale seems sadly timeless
Music

Under the Stars: The hip-hop field re-energized, from Black Star to UglyFace

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: Slumberland on tour, excellent Australian soul-jazz, Arp's 'New Pleasures,' Vetiver, Kolumbo, more music
Movies

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

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

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Dennis Harvey -
Black rage, migrant mystery, and sex-trafficking revenge join cat daddies, Airsteam trailers, and 'Mother Schnuckers' this year.
Movies

Indigenous cinema triumphs at Toronto International Film Festival

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
Legendary filmmaker Alanis Obomsawin finally gets her due with a 19-movie tribute—plus 'Angakusajaujuq' and 'Night Raiders' make Fick's Picks
Music

Funkier than ‘Super Freak’: 6 enduring flashes of Rick James’ genius

John-Paul Shiver -
A new doc explores the star's wild, conflicted life. Here are the songs that immortalize his talent
Art

The world’s drowning in plastic. Does ‘In Balance’ offer a liferaft?

Peter-Astrid Kane -
Heron Arts group show beckons to a path beyond post-apocalyptic art.
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