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Pokemon hunters take over the city

Michael Redmond - July 10, 2016

If you’re taking a walk through a San Francisco park, or along the waterfront, going to a restaurant, or even walking along the streets...

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Celebrate life at Frameline 40

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - June 14, 2016

Not only is the Bay Area celebrating the world's longest-running international LGBTQ film festival (June 16-26), the 40th anniversary Frameline feels like the most...

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15 years in, DocFest opens eyes and minds

Dennis Harvey - June 1, 2016

SCREEN GRABS When SF DocFest (running June 2-16 at various venues) launched 15 years ago, it didn’t seem all that sure a thing. Yes, impresario...

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SF Silent Film Festival screens for the times

Dennis Harvey - May 27, 2016

By Dennis Harvey Every summer the Castro Theater fills with patrons — some of whom fly across the country or further for the occasion —...

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Slants for all: Museum of Propaganda opens in San Rafael

Caitlin Donohue - May 2, 2016

There is nothing more unpleasant than a United States election year. Half the fatigue has to be attributable to the fact that every time you...

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All eyes on SFIFF59

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - April 18, 2016

SCREEN GRABS This year's San Francisco International Film Festival -- the 59th installment of this seminal feast for the eyes, running at various venues April...

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At the CROSSROADS in 2016

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - March 30, 2016

Presenting more than 70 artists' films in nine programs over three days in 16mm, 35mm, and digital video, SF Cinematheque's annual experimental film festival...

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Feeling ‘Trapped’

Sari Staver - March 14, 2016

As US abortion clinics fight to survive, a new documentary by a San Francisco filmmaker tells the compelling story of clinic providers and doctors...

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While cops pass notes and look away, Alex Nieto’s mom talks of the death of her son

Sana Saleem - March 7, 2016

In what has been the most overwhelming day in the Alex Nieto trial, the court heard testimony from a range of experts, mostly witnesses...

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The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2016

On Dec. 12, 1975, an arsonist set fire to the Gartland Apartments, a low-income residential complex at 16th and Valencia, killing at least 14 people...

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Pokemon hunters take over the city

Celebrate life at Frameline 40

15 years in, DocFest opens eyes and minds

SF Silent Film Festival screens for the times

Slants for all: Museum of Propaganda opens in San Rafael

All eyes on SFIFF59

At the CROSSROADS in 2016

Feeling ‘Trapped’

While cops pass notes and look away, Alex Nieto’s mom talks of the death of her son

The Mission, noir — with some ugly history and real life today

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