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  • San Francisco Art Institute Intro to Film Final Class Screening

    Group Projects include Unknown Paradise as well as other hand-made surprises

     Individual students include:

     Lucy Cordero

    Layla Dong

    Olivia Dorrance

    Keisha Kidd

    Luna Lamers

    Hannah Modesitt

    Daniela Parrado

    Moby Pavlov

    Gautama Ramesh

    Sophie Reiss

    Michael Sarago

    Natalie Shane

    Mila Smith

    Jack Stajka

    Caitlin Stone-Collonge

     

    Doors open at 7 for a 7:30 start time

  • Ephemeral Trenchcoat Flashes

    A scintillating peek at new works made by Personal Cinema Moving Image Artists from the San Francisco Art Institute:

    with:
    Danielle Burnside
    Paolo Canuto
    Simone Chanel
    Miguel Cruz
    Gabriel Dordetti
    Lidor Farkash
    Luz Olivia
    Adrian Smith
    Group Projects include:
    Visible Traces
    Inscrutable Drug Buffet
    Flashlight Frolics

  • ATA @ SFPL (screening at Noe Valley Library)

    Artists’ Television Access (ATA) teams up with SFPL to mine the treasures in the Library’s 16mm film archive. That’s real film, not video!

    Program:

    Judoka (Josef Reeve, 1965) 18 minutes, B/W
    A self-taught athlete moves from Canada to Japan to study with a local judo master and compete in the Tokyo Olympics. A lovely take on the classic fish-out-of-water scenario.
    Kudzu (Marjorie Anne Short, 1976) 16 minutes, color
    This humorous documentary asks Southerners from all walks of life to weigh in on the region’s ubiquitous vine, on the centennial of its introduction to North America. Nominated for a short-subject Academy AWard in 1977.
    Gap-Toothed Women (Les Blank, Maureen Gosling, Chris Simon, and Susan Kell, 1987) 31 minutes, color
    A delightful, locally-produced film about what orthodontists call the “diastema”, as told by a diverse group of women whose smiles are so intriguingly bisected. Ultimately a thoughtful consideration of beauty standards and much more.

    *Funded by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

    Screening at 451 Jersey Street, SF