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SOUL FOOD STORIES

By | May 2014

2014 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL SELECTION! Tonislav Hristov doesn’t exactly promote female oppression, but the tone of his film is so happy-go-lucky that it almost feels like misogynist propaganda…

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SOUL FOOD STORIES

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“Soul Food Stories” explores life in the minute Bulgarian town of Satovcha (population 2021). The film’s premise is that despite the lack of...

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AN EVENING WITH RICHARD LINKLATER / “BOYHOOD”

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On Friday, May 2nd, the 57th Annual San Francisco International Film Festival presented director Richard Linklater with their Founding Director’s Award....

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CLUB SANDWICH

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In "Club Sandwich," 15-year-old Hector (Lucio Gimenez Cacho) and his young, hip, single mother, Paloma (Maria Renee Prudencio), seem perfectly content...

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2014 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WRAP-UP

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The 57th annual San Francisco International Film Festival wrapped up on May 8th with Chris Messina's critically touted, "Alex of Venice." This year’s...

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SOUTH IS NOTHING

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Italian director Fabio Mollo also co-wrote the compelling script for his debut feature, “South is Nothing,” a film that serves as a series of swift,...

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2014 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL PREVIEW

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Spring in lovely San Francisco, CA may not sound like the ideal time to hide yourself away in a windowless room for hours on end. But film lovers clamoring...

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2014 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES FEATURES COMPETITION PR

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The 57th Annual San Francisco International Film Festival, running April 24-May 8, 2014, has announced the films selected for the feature competition...

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ERNEST & CELESTINE

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Based on the stories and water color illustrations by Gabrielle Vincent, “Ernest & Celestine” tells a poignant and indispensible tale of the...

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BIG BLUE LAKE

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It’s difficult to pinpoint precisely where Jessey Tsang Tsui-Shan went wrong with “Big Blue Lake,” her semi-autobiographical second feature film....

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2013 SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: WRAP-UP

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Spring is a funny time for a film festival. I understand that the host cities want to show off during the most temperate season; San Francisco is beautiful...

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