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Locals Take Emmysby Reynard Seifert
The 38th Annual Northern California Emmys were awarded Saturday, May 16th at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. "It was one of the best I've done," noted Darryl Compton, district director_for National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. No wonder: The master of ceremonies was the Ur-political comedian Will Durst, who committed some seriously funny satire, while noted Michael Hatfield provided the music - not to mention the talented awardees. Most honored was Anna Werner,
Coppola is Back with Tetroby Reynard Seifert & Doniphan B lair
Every year the San Francisco Film Festival gives an award to honor a filmmaker of such depth and breadth that no one can argue with the immensity of their contribution to the art of motion pictures. Past awards went to the likes of Spike Lee, Werner Herzog and Mike Leigh - good company - and this year, the festival finally recognized Bay Area legend Francis Ford Coppola, who turned 70 on April 7. In the last interview of Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse, a masterful documentary, produced by Coppola's wife Eleanor, about the
Pixar Opens Cannes
by Karl Cohen
First reviews of Pixar's Up arE BONA FIDE raves. A teaser from the Hollywood Reporter's review said, "Winsome, touching and arguably the...
Docs ‘n Shorts at SFIFF
by Tony Reveaux
For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism (USA 2008, 82 min) In the theater, no two pairs of eyes see the same film. At the core of this shared experience is the universally loved quality of film to fuse reality...
by Karl Cohen
First reviews of Pixar's Up arE BONA FIDE raves. A teaser from the Hollywood Reporter's review said, "Winsome, touching and arguably the...
Docs ‘n Shorts at SFIFF
by Tony Reveaux
For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism (USA 2008, 82 min) In the theater, no two pairs of eyes see the same film. At the core of this shared experience is the universally loved quality of film to fuse reality...
SF’s Recession-Proof Film Fest
by Roger Rose
Last month the 52nd San Francisco International Film Festival confirmed popular belief about film industry's buoyancy in economic hard times.
Bradshaw Unvieled
by Reynard Seifert
Everything Strange and New, a film by Frazer Bradshaw shot in North Oakland, won the FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics) Prize...
Creative Docs
Art and Finance
"Not too many people our age kNOW about this issue," says Katherine Bruens a recent Reed college graduate in British Lit who turned to film...
by Roger Rose
Last month the 52nd San Francisco International Film Festival confirmed popular belief about film industry's buoyancy in economic hard times.
Bradshaw Unvieled
by Reynard Seifert
Everything Strange and New, a film by Frazer Bradshaw shot in North Oakland, won the FIPRESCI (International Federation of Film Critics) Prize...
Creative Docs
Art and Finance
"Not too many people our age kNOW about this issue," says Katherine Bruens a recent Reed college graduate in British Lit who turned to film...
