Author: Fara

  • Other Cinema; NOW! + BLACK SAN FRANCISCO + ATTICA +

    Co-curated with the radical film e-zine Now!, this program honors Black History Month with a selection of new cinema that steps up to the crisis of US racial justice. Launching another year for the journal, in person is its editor, Alex Johnston, with his The Evidence of the Evidence (on Attica). His archival epic is preceded by a brave and beautiful filmic conversation on the Afro-American past and present: Kelly Gallagher’s More Dangerous Than A Thousand Rioters (on Lucy Parsons), Dan Albright’s Baton Rouge/Jackson ’63, Jason Halprin’s July 8th, 2016, and Lauren Moyer’s The Forcing, among others. Carolyn Dijckmeester-Bins’ Black San Francisco spins off of James Baldwin’s Take This Hammer to follow up on 3 Hunter’s Point teens in that epochal ‘63 doc. ALSO contributions from Cauleen Smith, Ja’Tovia Gary, and Agnes Varda (Panther Newsreel)!

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  • Audio/visual equipment sale

    for sale:  Mini DV/DVcam deck, 16mm & super 8 projectors, super 8 viewer, 8mm cameras, projection screen, delay pedal,  old analog synth delay board, old apple laptop, samsung dvd/vhs dual player, video8 camcorder (First one ever!) , various av/computer cables, various tapes, dvds, vinyl records

    and much much more.

  • Stagger Lee

    In honor of  Black History Month ATA presents Stagger Lee, a documentary on Black Panther leader Bobby Seale during his incarceration in the San Francisco County Jail.  A remarkable interview, covering topics from cooking to poetry to solitary confinement and much more. A powerful piece for the sheer humanity which Bobby Seale projects. dir: Francisco Newman, Allen Willis, 1970, 16mm, 59 min.