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Foreign Correspondent

Foreign Correspondent: Right-wing populism will make you sick

Reese Erlich - October 10, 2020

The world’s worst outbreaks are occurring in nations with authoritarian leaders, like Trump

Campaign Trail

Harris plays to the center; Pence plays to the base

Tim Redmond - October 8, 2020

It's sad that the Democratic Party feels it has to defend fracking and hide from the Green New Deal.

Art

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

Emily Wilson - October 6, 2020

Artist Victoria Wagner, a former pastry chef and wedding cake-maker , says she’s always been a sculptural thinker. But she didn’t work with wood...

Movies

Mill Valley Film Fest brings wide-screen drama, intimate star power

Dennis Harvey - October 6, 2020

This year's fest blows up with 80 features, dazzling tributes, a drive-in, and the addition of Doclands.

Culture

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

Marke B. - September 29, 2020

Former CurbedSF editor Brock Keeling on the future of the city, jaw-dropping real estate porn, and covering our wild and tragic local moment

Movies

A warped film fest for warped times

Dennis Harvey - September 22, 2020

Mr. HoleHead's Warped Dimension beams good ol' fashioned chills, kills, and cheap thrills to your Zoom room.

News + Politics

The air is bad all over the city. It’s way worse in Bayview Hunters Point

Tom Molanphy - September 2, 2020

Although unhealthy air quality canceled the car parade to City Hall to Mayor Breed’s office, a small but devoted group of 30 Bayview Hunters...

Movies

Screen Grabs: Docfest brings pop-punk, word nerds, Pac-Man, Sleeze Lake, more

Dennis Harvey - August 31, 2020

With no end in sight yet for a public health crisis that (thanks to the inimitable bungling of Dear Leader) only other countries are...

Business + Tech

How Big Philanthropy undermines democracy

Tim Redmond - July 29, 2020

I have never believed that Big Philanthropy was the solution to economic inequality. The very, very rich give money to organizations and institutions that...

Movies

Movies: ‘Around the Sun’ makers bring mumblecore teachings to a château

Pam Grady - July 29, 2020

A visit to London planted the seeds for the romantic sci-fi drama Around the Sun, which opens a run in the Roxie Virtual Cinema...

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Foreign Correspondent: Right-wing populism will make you sick

Harris plays to the center; Pence plays to the base

With ‘Everglow,’ an artist explores redwood’s phosphorescence

Mill Valley Film Fest brings wide-screen drama, intimate star power

Reflections on a phantom mall—and other local property follies

A warped film fest for warped times

The air is bad all over the city. It’s way worse in Bayview Hunters Point

Screen Grabs: Docfest brings pop-punk, word nerds, Pac-Man, Sleeze Lake, more

How Big Philanthropy undermines democracy

Movies: ‘Around the Sun’ makers bring mumblecore teachings to a château

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