A Handsome ManDirected by: Marcelo NúñezRuntime: 8 min Synopsis: To be called handsome is such a weird thing, especially after being left many times […]

Kansas, 1989Directed by: Clayton Dean SmithRuntime: 13 min Synopsis: The story of a Midwestern teen in the 80s on the verge of coming out, […]

Grace Directed by: Jana Kealohaokeakua ParkRuntime: 13 min Synopsis: Honolulu, 1959: Over a family dinner, two women hide their forbidden love—one resisting the pressure […]

The New Gardener Directed by: Ryan ParmaRuntime: 16 min Synopsis: Larry and Leo’s long-term relationship is put to the ultimate test by the arrival […]

After a betrayal shatters their marriage, a Filipino American writer and his husband must navigate guilt, grief, and the quiet labor of care as […]

Medellin, 1987. A group of teen outcasts steals a news camera to document every detail of their dangerous lives. The first feature from acclaimed […]

The story of Elaine Hamilton, a timid woman nearing her 30th birthday who must make the difficult choice between motherhood and medically induced photosynthesis. […]

Co-presented by the Japan Society of Northern California “Kurosawa has made one of his best films, a work that feels a bit like Agatha Christie, […]

If poetry had a pop icon, Mary Oliver would be it. Celebrated best-selling poet, Pulitzer Prize-winner, lover of dogs and long walks in the […]

Medellin, 1987. A group of teen outcasts steals a news camera to document every detail of their dangerous lives. The first feature from acclaimed […]

Filmmaker Poh Si Teng IN PERSON with film subjects Dr. Thaer Ahmad and Dr. Feroze Sidhwa Mon 8/24 (Don Young moderating) & Tue 8/25 […]

Filmmaker Poh Si Teng IN PERSON with film subjects Dr. Thaer Ahmad and Dr. Feroze Sidhwa Mon 8/24 (Don Young moderating) & Tue 8/25 […]

Medellin, 1987. A group of teen outcasts steals a news camera to document every detail of their dangerous lives. The first feature from acclaimed […]

Co-presented by the Japan Society of Northern California “Kurosawa has made one of his best films, a work that feels a bit like Agatha Christie, […]

If poetry had a pop icon, Mary Oliver would be it. Celebrated best-selling poet, Pulitzer Prize-winner, lover of dogs and long walks in the […]

Co-presented by the Japan Society of Northern California “Kurosawa has made one of his best films, a work that feels a bit like Agatha Christie, […]

A portion of ticket sales go to benefit San Francisco’s, heroic  Give Me Shelter Cat Rescue! The world’s #1 cat video festival is back […]

Adnan, a young art student, arrives in New York City to flat-sit for the summer. He begins interning at a gallery where an unconventional […]

When an uptown New Yorker innocently meets a downtown girl, he’s irresistibly drawn into a vortex of wild, malevolent, and increasingly paranoid adventures in […]

Marcello Mastroianni, as a lonely city transplant, and Maria Schell, as a sheltered girl haunted by a lover’s promise, meet by chance on a […]

Few animated films conjure worlds as strange, beautiful, and mysterious as The Time Masters. This visionary collaboration between René Laloux and Mœbius is a […]

Luis Valdez & filmmaker David Alvarado IN PERSON on Friday, July 31 // Filmmaker David Alvarado IN PERSON on Sunday, August 2! Against political […]

Sandusky, Ohio is hell on earth for goth misfits and Stevie Nicks superfans Gypsy Vale (Sara Rue) and her younger, queer protégée Clive Webb […]

With Filmmakers Q&A after the Sunday, August 30th screening! First Looks, the Roxie’s Oscar-Qualifying Theatrical Release program, supports filmmakers in their Academy Award quest. […]

Filmmaker Poh Si Teng IN PERSON with film subjects Dr. Thaer Ahmad and Dr. Feroze Sidhwa Mon 8/24 (Don Young moderating) & Tue 8/25 […]

Medellin, 1987. A group of teen outcasts steals a news camera to document every detail of their dangerous lives. The first feature from acclaimed […]

Fresh from its Cannes Midnight world premiere and Korea’s biggest local opening of the year, Colony marks Yeon Sang-ho’s return to the territory he […]

Co-presented by the Japan Society of Northern California “Kurosawa has made one of his best films, a work that feels a bit like Agatha Christie, […]