We're excited to be co-presenting The Fourth Estate at the 38th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival which runs July 19 – August 5, 2018 throughout the Bay Area!
Join the San Francisco Public Press for dinner and a movie for the film's Bay Area premiere.
Documentarian Liz Garbus managed to gain unprecedented access behind the scenes at The New York Times beginning January 20, 2017, the day when Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. Garbus captures Times journalists as they try to keep up with Trump’s tumultuous first hundred days in office. As each fresh scandal and outrage unfolds, the embattled newspaper staff begins to feel the intense heat coming from the White House. This is a fascinating cinema verité look into the heart of American journalism's veteran bastion against fake news.
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Ticket price includes:
One discounted film ticket for 5:30 p.m. show
Dinner at 8 p.m. at La Méditerranée in the Castro (vegan and gluten free options available; one drink per guest included)
Following the screening of The Fourth Estate, director Liz Garbus will receive this year's Freedom of Expression Award and sit for an onstage conversation with award-winning filmmaker Bonni Cohen (An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, SFJFF 2017).
After the conversation, we will walk over to La Méditerranée for a delicious Mediterranean feast and lively discussion with your fellow journalism enthusiasts.
Visit sfjff.org to learn more about the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, which runs from July 19 through Aug. 5 at locations throughout the Bay Area. To receive a discount on tickets to other regular festival screenings (excludes special screenings) use discount code SFPP38. Learn more about the festival and get the latest updates via Twitter at @sfjewishjfilm and #SFJEWISHFILM.
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Join the San Francisco Public Press for dinner and a movie for the film's Bay Area premiere.
Documentarian Liz Garbus managed to gain unprecedented access behind the scenes at The New York Times beginning January 20, 2017, the day when Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. Garbus captures Times journalists as they try to keep up with Trump’s tumultuous first hundred days in office. As each fresh scandal and outrage unfolds, the embattled newspaper staff begins to feel the intense heat coming from the White House. This is a fascinating cinema verité look into the heart of American journalism's veteran bastion against fake news.
Watch trailer
Ticket price includes:
One discounted film ticket for 5:30 p.m. show
Dinner at 8 p.m. at La Méditerranée in the Castro (vegan and gluten free options available; one drink per guest included)
Following the screening of The Fourth Estate, director Liz Garbus will receive this year's Freedom of Expression Award and sit for an onstage conversation with award-winning filmmaker Bonni Cohen (An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, SFJFF 2017).
After the conversation, we will walk over to La Méditerranée for a delicious Mediterranean feast and lively discussion with your fellow journalism enthusiasts.
Visit sfjff.org to learn more about the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, which runs from July 19 through Aug. 5 at locations throughout the Bay Area. To receive a discount on tickets to other regular festival screenings (excludes special screenings) use discount code SFPP38. Learn more about the festival and get the latest updates via Twitter at @sfjewishjfilm and #SFJEWISHFILM.
We're excited to be co-presenting The Fourth Estate at the 38th San Francisco Jewish Film Festival which runs July 19 – August 5, 2018 throughout the Bay Area!
Join the San Francisco Public Press for dinner and a movie for the film's Bay Area premiere.
Documentarian Liz Garbus managed to gain unprecedented access behind the scenes at The New York Times beginning January 20, 2017, the day when Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. Garbus captures Times journalists as they try to keep up with Trump’s tumultuous first hundred days in office. As each fresh scandal and outrage unfolds, the embattled newspaper staff begins to feel the intense heat coming from the White House. This is a fascinating cinema verité look into the heart of American journalism's veteran bastion against fake news.
Watch trailer
Ticket price includes:
One discounted film ticket for 5:30 p.m. show
Dinner at 8 p.m. at La Méditerranée in the Castro (vegan and gluten free options available; one drink per guest included)
Following the screening of The Fourth Estate, director Liz Garbus will receive this year's Freedom of Expression Award and sit for an onstage conversation with award-winning filmmaker Bonni Cohen (An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, SFJFF 2017).
After the conversation, we will walk over to La Méditerranée for a delicious Mediterranean feast and lively discussion with your fellow journalism enthusiasts.
Visit sfjff.org to learn more about the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, which runs from July 19 through Aug. 5 at locations throughout the Bay Area. To receive a discount on tickets to other regular festival screenings (excludes special screenings) use discount code SFPP38. Learn more about the festival and get the latest updates via Twitter at @sfjewishjfilm and #SFJEWISHFILM.
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Join the San Francisco Public Press for dinner and a movie for the film's Bay Area premiere.
Documentarian Liz Garbus managed to gain unprecedented access behind the scenes at The New York Times beginning January 20, 2017, the day when Donald Trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the United States. Garbus captures Times journalists as they try to keep up with Trump’s tumultuous first hundred days in office. As each fresh scandal and outrage unfolds, the embattled newspaper staff begins to feel the intense heat coming from the White House. This is a fascinating cinema verité look into the heart of American journalism's veteran bastion against fake news.
Watch trailer
Ticket price includes:
One discounted film ticket for 5:30 p.m. show
Dinner at 8 p.m. at La Méditerranée in the Castro (vegan and gluten free options available; one drink per guest included)
Following the screening of The Fourth Estate, director Liz Garbus will receive this year's Freedom of Expression Award and sit for an onstage conversation with award-winning filmmaker Bonni Cohen (An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power, SFJFF 2017).
After the conversation, we will walk over to La Méditerranée for a delicious Mediterranean feast and lively discussion with your fellow journalism enthusiasts.
Visit sfjff.org to learn more about the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, which runs from July 19 through Aug. 5 at locations throughout the Bay Area. To receive a discount on tickets to other regular festival screenings (excludes special screenings) use discount code SFPP38. Learn more about the festival and get the latest updates via Twitter at @sfjewishjfilm and #SFJEWISHFILM.
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