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Stage Review

‘Balikbayan Box’: Finally, a play set in Milpitas

Charles Lewis III - June 7, 2022

Jeffrey Lo’s new work at TheatreF1rst examines the dramatic ins and outs of a Filipino green-card marriage

Movies

Pam and Judd of ‘Real World SF’ remember LGBTQ trailblazer Pedro Zamora

Joshua Rotter - June 3, 2022

In 'Keep the Cameras Rolling: The Pedro Zamora Way' the iconic series' duo share why the HIV-positive hero mattered.

Movies

Screen Grabs: DocFest’s local focus includes Jeff Adachi, Hyphy, Aquarius Records

Dennis Harvey - May 29, 2022

Our guide to the 21st bonanza. Plus: Castro Theatre's 100th birthday. a 'lesbian El Topo,' and the adult voyage of Bella Cherry

Stage Review

As ‘Monument’ shows, having a seat at the table doesn’t mean you have a voice

Charles Lewis III - May 24, 2022

Sam Chanse play at Magic Theatre revolves around four sisters in crisis—and an animated sloth.

Movies

Screen Grabs: For the love of Monica

Dennis Harvey - May 19, 2022

A tribute to Italian screen siren Monica Vitti, two Davids (Lynch and Cronenberg) face off, 'Hold Your Fire,' more movies

Arts + Culture

‘It was more than rock ‘n roll’: Ben Fong-Torres on SF’s music heyday and ‘Like a Rolling Stone’

Joshua Rotter - May 17, 2022

A new doc spotlights the iconic rock journalist's experience with legends—and being an Asian American reporter in the '60s and '70s

Music

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

John-Paul Shiver - May 17, 2022

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

Movies

Screen Grabs: How ‘Fiddler’ leapt from roof to big screen

Dennis Harvey - May 16, 2022

Plus: A brand new 'Firestarter,' eye-opening 'Castro's Spies,' a special appearance 'Sleepaway Camp,' more movies

Art

‘Gone, Gone Beyond’ manifests formlessness through 360° cinematic collage

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek - May 12, 2022

At Gray Area, People Like Us and the CineChamber offer an immersive spatial experience that aims to transcend time and fixed meaning.

Movies

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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‘Balikbayan Box’: Finally, a play set in Milpitas

Pam and Judd of ‘Real World SF’ remember LGBTQ trailblazer Pedro Zamora

Screen Grabs: DocFest’s local focus includes Jeff Adachi, Hyphy, Aquarius Records

As ‘Monument’ shows, having a seat at the table doesn’t mean you have a voice

Screen Grabs: For the love of Monica

‘It was more than rock ‘n roll’: Ben Fong-Torres on SF’s music heyday and ‘Like a Rolling Stone’

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

Screen Grabs: How ‘Fiddler’ leapt from roof to big screen

‘Gone, Gone Beyond’ manifests formlessness through 360° cinematic collage

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

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