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1 Embarcadero Center San Francisco, CA 94111

415-267-4893 

http://www.landmarktheatres.com/marke...  

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This five-screen theater features independent and foreign films, and validated parking at the Embarcadero Center Parking Garage allows four hours of free parking after 5 p.m. on weekdays, and after 10 a.m. on weekends, with reduced rates at other times. The concession stand offers espresso and imported chocolates, alongside other movie treats.








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  • The Place Beyond the Pines

    The Place Beyond the Pines

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    Director Derek Cianfrance reunites with his Blue Valentine star Ryan "Hey Girl" Gosling for this dark crime drama also featuring Bradley Cooper, Ev...

  • Kon-Tiki

    Kon-Tiki

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    Thor Heyerdahl's dangerous 1947 journey across the Pacific Ocean in a small wooden raft is given the adventure movie treatment by Norwegian filmmak...

  • Love Is All You Need

    Love Is All You Need

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    Pierce Brosnan stars as a heartbroken widower in this European romance.

  • The Iceman

    The Iceman

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    Michael Shannon plays a contract killer in this true crime drama.

  • Stories We Tell

    Stories We Tell

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    Written and directed by Sarah Polley.

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    "Stories We Tell": Documenting Family Secrets

    By Jonathan Kiefer | Wed, May 15, 2013

    Where fact-fiction hybrid documentaries are concerned, the game of wondering what's really "true" can too easily degenerate into mere indulgence, leaving behind little more than just those quotation marks. Alternatively, more rarely, it can be a... More »

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    "The Iceman": The Cliche of the Cold-Hearted Hitman

    By Jonathan Kiefer | Wed, May 15, 2013

    Its title and the gentle stress on Chris Evans in a supporting role notwithstanding, The Iceman is in no way another comics spinoff, but maybe it should have been. Early on in this merely adequate mob thriller, Ray Liotta points a gun right at... More »

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    "Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's": Documenting That Store You Never Got Past the Windows Of

    By Sherilyn Connelly | Wed, May 08, 2013

    There's a potentially interesting, broad-appeal documentary to be made about the high-end New York department store Bergdorf Goodman, but Matthew Miele's Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's isn't quite it. A documentary shouldn't only be of interest... More »

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    "Love Is All You Need": Bitter Widower Romance

    By Sherylin Connelly | Wed, May 08, 2013

    Dean Martin first sang his much-loved "That's Amore" as a duet with Jerry Lewis in the 1953 Martin & Lewis picture The Caddy. Unfortunately, the countless movies and television shows that have used the song since then have opted for Dean's... More »

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    "To the Wonder": Terrence Malick's Beautiful Pondering

    By Sherilyn Connelly | Wed, April 10, 2013

    "The magic hour" is a cinematography term for the day's final stretch of sunlight, when the light has certain glowy emotionality. Terence Malick made extensive use of the magic hour in 1973's Badlands, 1978's Days of Heaven, 2005's The New World,... More »

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  • 2006 | Best Corporate Movie Theater

    It has five screens and is part of Landmark Theatres (which is owned by the Samuel Goldwyn Co.), but the Embarcadero Center Cinema is anything but a sterile multiplex. First, there's the location: the top level of an outdoor mall, an open-air skyway far removed from the downtown bustle of the street. If you go on a weekend, you'll be practically alone, and being alone at a mall is one of the pleasures of the modern age, when a whole area devoted to buying and selling is doing neither. Then... More »

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