In this multimedia podcast, listen to programming associate Rod Armstrong discuss Andrea Kreuzhage's remarkable documentary 1000 Journals—about a San Francisco artist's spur to one great international, anonymous artistic collaboration—while viewing excerpts from the film and the journals themselves.
Rod Armstrong discusses the four films—running the gamut from horror to hilarity—in the Festival’s Late Night program: Big Man Japan, Go Go Tales, The Mother of Tears and Timecrimes.
Graham Leggat reflects on the career, talent and momentum of this year's Peter J. Owens Award recipient, Maria Bello.
Audrey Chang gives a rundown of the 12 exceptional documentaries competing for Golden Gate Awards at this year’s San Francisco Film Festival.
Film Society Creative Director Miguel Pendás discusses the great Spanish director Carlos Saura's latest musical performance exploration, Fados, a passionate and visually lush journey into the heart of the moody Portuguese song style enjoying an international vogue.
Executive Director Graham Leggat discusses Catherine Breillat’s The Last Mistress, the masterful French director’s characteristically bold, intelligent, witty and frankly erotic foray into period drama, based on the 19th century novel by Jules-Amédée Barbey d’Aurevilly.
Interviews with past SFIFF festival director's Claude Jarman and Peter Scarlett, board chair George Gund and festival photographer, Pamela Gentile.
