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MICROCINEMA HOSTS INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE

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“Independent Exposure” slams San Francisco with the best in indie shorts and videos…

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MICROCINEMA HOSTS INDEPENDENT EXPOSURE

Microcinema International and Film Arts Foundation will co-present and 111 Minna Gallery in San Francisco will host monthly screenings of "Independent...

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INSOMNIA

For Detective Will Dormer (Al Pacino) the wounded Alaskan sun is like a knife that blows through his brain. Will's not a bad man really, but he's not a...

TALKING PICTURES: JEDI REVOLUTION

What was that? What did the voice on the phone just say about Anakin Skywalker? "Anakin Skywalker," repeats Aaron McGruder, laughing, "is a whiny little...

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CRAZY JONES

Finnegan Jones is a 40-year-old cemetery caretaker with Tourette's Syndrome. He refuses to take his medication, and thus he is given to shrieks and odd...

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TIME OUT

From a deceptively simple premise, this deeply moving French drama develops a startling story that works both as a detailed personal portrait and as a...

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THE PAINTING

The thousands of mixed-race couples brave enough to get married before the establishment of civil rights deserve a movie, but no one deserves "The...

ROBIN WILLIAMS: MR. INSOMNIA (part 2)

In Insomnia, Williams plays his most villainous role, that of Walter Finch, a writer and serial killer who frames and taunts Al Pacino's homicide detective...

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INVINCIBLE

Taking a true story from Eastern Poland, legendary German filmmaker Werner Herzog creates a compelling pre-WWII drama with vivid characters and a warm,...

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KWIK STOP

"Falling in love will break your heart..." the soundtrack for "Kwik Stop" wails; an obvious case of foreshadowing if ever there was one. For proof, look no...

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“HARVARD MAN” STEPS OUT

On the heels of a recent screening at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, James Toback's ("Black & White," "Two Girls and a Guy") latest dark comedy...

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