Movie Review: Flight
Despite a mostly good lead by Denzel Washington and a return to live-action filmmaking by Robert Zemeckis, Flight doesn’t exactly soar.
Street Style: Layers
SF Station and Academy of Art University have teamed up to deliver a bi-weekly SF Street Style gallery created by AAU styling students. This week’s theme is Layers.
Movie Review: Chasing Mavericks
Despite some beautiful shots of the Northern California coast, Chasing Mavericks turns the life of Jay Moriarity into a watered down melodrama.
Movie Review: Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas is about humanity’s triumphs, failures and everything inbetween. An epic in every sense of the word, it’s a film that crosses worlds and generations but fails to really connect on a personal level.
Movie Review: The Sessions
The Sessions (formerly “The Surrogate”) is centered around a seriously disabled man based loosely on the true story of the late Mark O’Brien, a poet, journalist and disabled rights advocate, who died at the age of 49 in 1999.
SF Film Society Presents French Cinema Now
Beginning October 24 through October 30, the San Francisco Film Society will presents French Cinema Now exclusively at the Landmark’s Embarcadero Center Cinema.
Outdoor Exhibition Making Use of Architectural Features of Bernal Hill To Open
Out of town visitors and locals alike that flock to Bernal Hill for the stunning panoramic views of San Francisco now have another reason to trek to the top of the grassy knoll.
Wes Anderson Inspired Miscellany Art Show
Drawing on the distinctive cinematic style of Wes Anderson that has become ubiquitous in the last decade, a group of artists pay homage in various different mediums in the annual Bad Dads exhibition at Spoke Art.
Parallels Between Avian and Human Behavior Animated at YBCA
In a new exhibition, Swedish-born collaborators Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg have together hatched a series of animated films and sculptures inspired by the winged flocks that roam the skies.
SF Street Style: Colors
SF Station and Academy of Art University have teamed up to deliver a bi-weekly SF Street Style gallery created by AAU styling students. This week’s theme is Colors.
The Paris Review Touches Down at Tosca Cafe
When perusing the capacious commentary of fiction writers on writing, the tireless researcher will find to his or her dismay a glut of contradicting advice on what makes a terrific short story, and how exactly to construct such a tale.
