Wed January 29 - Thu February 13, 2020
22nd San Francisco Independent Film Festival
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At the multiplex, or when we turn on Netflix, we consume movies; we're the end of the process. At a film festival, we participate in the process of a film. We interact with fellow film fans and the filmmaker, and we're supporting a community of film appreciation. It flows through us and the people next to us and we share an enhanced film experience.
Two weeks of powerful, bizarre, true, false, scary, enlightening, thought-provoking, and conversation-starting cinema await your participation at this year's San Francisco IndieFest.
In addition to dozens of new independent films from around the world (and around the Bay), we are incredibly excited that this year Julien Temple, one of the most prolific and influential rock 'n' roll filmmakers in cinema history, is this year's recipient of our Philo T. Farnsworth Award for Innovative Filmmaking. Our opening night films are Woman in Motion, a new documentary about the amazing Nichelle Nichols of Star Trek fame, and Come As You Are, a great new film by local filmmaker Richard Wong. We also have very strong foreign films as this year's Centerpiece (Pariah) and Closing Night Films (Alice).
Our special events this year include a live on-stage shadow cast presentation of The Big Lebowski, a 20th anniversary tribute to American Psycho, the return of the Bad Art Gallery, a live screenplay reading, and our annual live comedy improv send up of the Super Bowl. This year IndieFest will also co-present the Roxie's annual Up The Oscars! fundraiser show.
The Festival runs Jan 29-Feb 13 at the Roxie and Victoria Theaters. Tix and info at sfindie.com
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Two weeks of powerful, bizarre, true, false, scary, enlightening, thought-provoking, and conversation-starting cinema await your participation at this year's San Francisco IndieFest.
In addition to dozens of new independent films from around the world (and around the Bay), we are incredibly excited that this year Julien Temple, one of the most prolific and influential rock 'n' roll filmmakers in cinema history, is this year's recipient of our Philo T. Farnsworth Award for Innovative Filmmaking. Our opening night films are Woman in Motion, a new documentary about the amazing Nichelle Nichols of Star Trek fame, and Come As You Are, a great new film by local filmmaker Richard Wong. We also have very strong foreign films as this year's Centerpiece (Pariah) and Closing Night Films (Alice).
Our special events this year include a live on-stage shadow cast presentation of The Big Lebowski, a 20th anniversary tribute to American Psycho, the return of the Bad Art Gallery, a live screenplay reading, and our annual live comedy improv send up of the Super Bowl. This year IndieFest will also co-present the Roxie's annual Up The Oscars! fundraiser show.
The Festival runs Jan 29-Feb 13 at the Roxie and Victoria Theaters. Tix and info at sfindie.com
At the multiplex, or when we turn on Netflix, we consume movies; we're the end of the process. At a film festival, we participate in the process of a film. We interact with fellow film fans and the filmmaker, and we're supporting a community of film appreciation. It flows through us and the people next to us and we share an enhanced film experience.
Two weeks of powerful, bizarre, true, false, scary, enlightening, thought-provoking, and conversation-starting cinema await your participation at this year's San Francisco IndieFest.
In addition to dozens of new independent films from around the world (and around the Bay), we are incredibly excited that this year Julien Temple, one of the most prolific and influential rock 'n' roll filmmakers in cinema history, is this year's recipient of our Philo T. Farnsworth Award for Innovative Filmmaking. Our opening night films are Woman in Motion, a new documentary about the amazing Nichelle Nichols of Star Trek fame, and Come As You Are, a great new film by local filmmaker Richard Wong. We also have very strong foreign films as this year's Centerpiece (Pariah) and Closing Night Films (Alice).
Our special events this year include a live on-stage shadow cast presentation of The Big Lebowski, a 20th anniversary tribute to American Psycho, the return of the Bad Art Gallery, a live screenplay reading, and our annual live comedy improv send up of the Super Bowl. This year IndieFest will also co-present the Roxie's annual Up The Oscars! fundraiser show.
The Festival runs Jan 29-Feb 13 at the Roxie and Victoria Theaters. Tix and info at sfindie.com
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Two weeks of powerful, bizarre, true, false, scary, enlightening, thought-provoking, and conversation-starting cinema await your participation at this year's San Francisco IndieFest.
In addition to dozens of new independent films from around the world (and around the Bay), we are incredibly excited that this year Julien Temple, one of the most prolific and influential rock 'n' roll filmmakers in cinema history, is this year's recipient of our Philo T. Farnsworth Award for Innovative Filmmaking. Our opening night films are Woman in Motion, a new documentary about the amazing Nichelle Nichols of Star Trek fame, and Come As You Are, a great new film by local filmmaker Richard Wong. We also have very strong foreign films as this year's Centerpiece (Pariah) and Closing Night Films (Alice).
Our special events this year include a live on-stage shadow cast presentation of The Big Lebowski, a 20th anniversary tribute to American Psycho, the return of the Bad Art Gallery, a live screenplay reading, and our annual live comedy improv send up of the Super Bowl. This year IndieFest will also co-present the Roxie's annual Up The Oscars! fundraiser show.
The Festival runs Jan 29-Feb 13 at the Roxie and Victoria Theaters. Tix and info at sfindie.com
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