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Sonny & The Sunsets' chameleonic frontman presents a strange evening of storytelling and song.
2009 documentary about local indie-rock band Rogue Wave and the ongoing, life-threatening kidney problems suffered by drummer Pat Spurgeon. Rogue W...
If you are so excited about documentaries that you always can’t even wait another minute to see one, you’re in luck. Two of the most talked-about d...
A showcase of recent films from the Czech Republic, including Flower Buds (Poupata), Perfect Days, Signal, The House, and In the Shadow.
Documentary chronicling the creation of the Point Reyes National Seashore and Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
The accepted hindsight is that the hippie dream ended with the Manson Family murders in 1969, but that ending wasn't quite as apparent in the 1970s to the followers of self-styled messiah Father Yod, the subject of Maria Demopoulos and Jodi... More »
The San Francisco International Film Festival may get most of the ink, but it isn’t the only world-spanning film festival happening this weekend, as the Roxie hosts the second biennial San Francisco Global Vietnamese Film Festival on Saturday and... More »
In 1980, Stanley Kubrick made the legendary horror film The Shining. All these years later, the film continues to inspire speculation — including plenty of conspiracy theo-ries. Room 237, a new documentary by Rodney Ascher, does its best to... More »
Early on in Upstream Color, a woman named Kris (Amy Seimetz) sits at a computer and works on a CGI rendering of some impossible creature for a movie we'll never see. It feels like a message from director Shane Carruth: This will not be an... More »
Absurdism in feature-length films typically only works if there's a character for the audience to identify with, and the protagonist in Quentin Duplex's Wrong doesn't quite qualify. Dolph (Jack Plotnick) wakes up one morning to find his dog Paul... More »
Roxie Cinema has hosted the 48 Hour Film Festival for many years. Nice and cozy atmosphere. Lines for the restrooms can be long. Don't forget to visit the snack bar.
Check out this documentary TONIGHT (6/8) at the Roxie and meet the filmmaker! 9500 Liberty: http://www.roxie.com/events/details.cfm?eventID=DB9D3B28-03A0-CAD8-452A2C787E757FFA
The Castro does great stuff with live stage shows and in-person tributes, but it likes to run single movies for a couple of weeks at a time. The Red Vic tends to rely on recent releases (although its cozy atmosphere is admirable and enjoyable), and the Lumiere can get caught up in the same old rep-circuit rut. But the Roxie dances to no discernible drummer; its calendar of screenings, tributes, and minifestivals is eclectic and giddily perverse. There are showings of seldom-seen oddities... More »
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