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2261 Fillmore St San Francisco, CA 94115-2221

415-267-4893

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2261 Fillmore St San Francisco CA 94115-2221

Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's

Daily

Documentary about the luxurious NYC department store with numerous celebrity appearances.
The Other Side of the Ice

7:00 p.m. May 22

California premiere of the documentary about a family's treacherous attempt to boat through the Arctic Northwest Passage.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show

12:00 a.m. last Sat. of every month

The Bawdy Caste performs onstage while the film plays in the background.
The Room

12:00 a.m. second Sat. of every month

Tommy Wiseau's cinematic bomb is every bit as bad as it's cracked up to be. You'll crack up as well at this riotous midnight screening with lots of...

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"Renoir": Good Use of Color

By Jonathan Kiefer | Wed, April 03, 2013

Imagine how daunting it must have been to make Renoir. We'll be expecting every frame to radiate old bourgeois serenity like a painting by the famous Impressionist father, every group dynamic to go over as gracefully as those put on by the famous... More »
Torturous Wait

By Casey Burchby | Wed, March 13, 2013

Jim Van Bebber's film The Manson Family, about the sycophantic cult that sprang up around Charles Manson in the 1960s, is disturbing and convincing in its evocation of that specific and deeply unsettling milieu – a time and place where young... More »
Have a Heart

By Anna Pulley | Wed, February 06, 2013

Whether you think it's a corporate sham or a sweet reminder of sentimentality, Valentine's Day evokes strong feelings in us. Sure, you could spend the day watching a Claire Danes "cryface" video on YouTube or throwing Hershey Kisses at pigeons,... More »
Horror Down Under

By Michael Atkinson | Wed, March 21, 2012

Holocaust culture has proven to be essentially infinite—almost 70 years since the end of World War II, and untold stories of decimation and survival are still hitting the mainstream. Agnieszka Holland's new film, In Darkness, opens a scab perhaps... More »
"Le Havre": Utopian Vision of Refugees in France Is Sadly Illusory

By J. Hoberman | Wed, November 09, 2011

Aki Kaurismäki's Le Havre is something of a comeback for the Finnish filmmaker. His warmhearted comedy of underdog working-class solidarity, made with a mixed Finnish-French-Senegalese cast in the French port city Le Havre, was the most warmly... More »