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SF Cinematheque CROSSROADS 2023

CROSSROADS 2023

September 8–10

presented by San Francisco Cinematheque
curated by Steve Polta

CROSSROADS 2023 is the fourteenth manifestation of Cinematheque’s annual film festival. CROSSROADS 2023 features 62 works of film, video and performance by 61 artists representing 20 countries and territories presented in 10 curated programs. Cinematheque is proud to announce that, of these 61 featured artists, 31 are receiving their CROSSROADS debut this year. Download the CROSSROADS 2023 press release here.

All programs presented in person at Gray Area

2665 Mission Street, San Francisco


FESTIVAL PASSES & PROGRAM TICKETS HERE

Individual Program Admissions:
$12 General/$10 Cinematheque MembersGray Area Members & students (with ID)
Festival Pass:
$110 General/$88 Cinematheque MembersGray Area Members & students (with ID)


PROGRAM 1

the brick and the mirror

friday, september 8

7pm

PROGRAM 2

thickened light / underground pulses

friday, september 8

9:30pm

PROGRAM 3

potential energies

saturday, september 9

1pm

PROGRAM 4

light slants in the wrong direction

saturday, september 9

3:30pm

PROGRAM 5

upheld in rolling air by finer gravitations

saturday, september 9

6pm

PROGRAM 6

burning from the inside

saturday, september 9

8:30pm

PROGRAM 7

welcome to the aftermath

sunday, september 10

1pm

PROGRAM 8

water and fire (a seasonal beast)

sunday, september 10

3:15pm

PROGRAM 9

sympathetic bodies

sunday, september 10

5:45pm

PROGRAM 10

perpetuum mobile

sunday, september 10

8pm


SAN FRANCISCO CINEMATHEQUE

Director: Steve Polta
Festival Manager/Design: India Nemer
Tech Director: Kent Long
Festival Trailer: Domonik Hernandez
Festival Associates: Katie Walker, Izzy Jalowayski
Cinematheque Archives Manager: Megan Needles
Accounting: Vanessa O’Neill

Web Developers
Sophie Rentien Lando, Julie Peeters, Scott Ponik
Cinematheque Board of Directors
Miriam Campos-Quinn, Sage Hirsch, Nellie Killian, Ellen Lake, Diana Sánchez Maciel, Marie Martraire, Anjali Sundaram, Trinity West
Cinematheque Advisory Council
Steve Anker, Gina Basso, Orit Ben-Shitrit, Steven Jenkins, Mark McElhatten, Brent Miller, Oona Mosna, Carissa Potter, Kathleen Quillian, Anne Stone

San Francisco Cinematheque and CROSSROADS 2023 are supported by contributions from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, the California Arts CouncilCalifornia Revealed, the Fleishhacker Foundation, the Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund/Grants for the Arts and Cinematheque’s Members and Donors.

 

 

 

Special Thanks for support, assistance and inspiration is extended to: Fara Akrami; Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival; Ann Arbor Film Festival; Anthology Film Archives; Artists’ Television Access; AV-arkki; BAMPFA; Craig Baldwin; Gina Basso; Jenny Bitner; Alix Blevins; Colin Brant; the Canadian Filmmakers Distribution Centre; Canyon Cinema; Olivia Ciummo; the Center for New Music; CounterPulse; COUSIN; Desistfilm; Dobra: Festival Internacional de Cinema Experimental; Elena Duque; Experiments in Cinema; Courtney Fellion; Jesse Hawthorne Ficks; Jennifer Fieber; Film Form; 518 Valencia Street; Flaherty Film Seminar; FLEX; Isabel Fondevila; the 4 Star Theater; Michael Fox; Gray Area; Dennis Harvey; Alyse Hebert; Images Festival; INCITE Journal of Experimental Media; International Film Festival Rotterdam; Izzy Jalowayski; Kadist; Kala Art Institute; KALX; Brett Kashmere; Liz Keim; Cristina Kolozsváry-Kiss; Bryan Konefsky; LaborBerlin; LA Film Forum; Mary Lattimore; David Lawrence; Light Cone; Light Field; Light Industry; LUX; McEvoy Foundation for the Arts; Media City Film Festival; Christine Metropoulos; Microscope Gallery; Milwaukee Underground Film Festival; Seth Mitter; Madeleine Molyneaux; Mono No Aware; Mur Murs; Myriad Consulting; Suki O’Kane; Onion City Film Festival; Other Cinema; Adam Piron; Rick Prelinger; Megan Shaw Prelinger; Prismatic Ground; Jill Rogers; the Roxie Theater; Picture Palace Pictures; [S8] Mostra de Cinema Periférico; Lynne Sachs; Linda Scobie; Shapeshifters Cinema; Steve Seid; Jim Shedden; Joel Shepard; Michael Sicinski; sixpackfilm; Lex Sloan; Vivian Sming; Brad Steinberg; Courtney Stephens; Scott Stark; The Temenos; Telematic Media Arts; TIFF/Wavelengths; Mark Toscano; 25 FPS; Type A Print Inc.; Kathleen Tyner; Kitty Velvet; Video Data Bank; Andy Warhol; Tanya Zimbardo.

In Memoriam: Kenneth Anger, Amy Halpern, Birgit Hein, Pee Wee Herman, David Larcher, José Antonio Sistiaga, Michael Snow, Peter Weibel, Patricia Zimmerman

Festival Graphic Image: Last Things (2023) by Deborah Stratman

OpenScreening: Now accepting submissions!

Do you have a film you’ve made recently? A project in the works you want some fresh eyes on? Something you made back in high school that you think is a hidden gem?

ATA is once again doing Open Screening on January 7th, and we are looking for your unseen masterpiece! Open Screening is where we invite local filmmakers (that’s you!) to show anything they have had a hand in creating (under 15 mins). The event is 100% FREE to submit to or attend, so why not send us that piece you’ve been working on. We love films and would love to see yours. 


If you have any submissions or questions, send them to volunteer@atasite.org before January 3rd.
Livestream Premiere Thursday, January 7th @ 7pm PST

See you there!