“Harvest of Empire” – Showing in San Francisco & Berkeley- March 8-14
“We are all Americans of the New World, and our most dangerous enemies are not each other, but the great wall of ignorance between us.”…
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El Bulli: Cooking in Progress
If you know what ‘molecular gastronomy’ is, you’re definitely a foodie. Chef Ferran Adria revolutionized the culinary world with his innovative techniques and artistic presentation.…
Channeling Spain
Diego el Cigala is making his much anticipated debut in the Bay Area as part of his first major North American tour. Noted as a…
September Film Programming Update
Our programming team has been screening, discussing, arguing and carefully deciding on the final few films that will makeup the official selection for our film…
Call For Film Entries
The San Francisco Latino Film Festival is now accepting film entries. Films made by, about or with Latinos from the U.S. and abroad are encouraged…
Call For Film Entries
The San Francisco Latino Film Festival is now accepting film entries. Films made by, about or with Latinos from the U.S. and abroad are encouraged…
Tambien La Lluvia (Even the Rain) Showtimes
Gael Garcia-Bernal’s new film, Tambien la Lluvia (Even the Rain) screens February 18-24 at Landmark’s Embarcadero Theater in San Francisco and Shattuck Cinema in Berkeley.…
Spain’s Official Selection for Foreign Film Oscar
Icíar Bollaín tells the story of Christopher Columbus in También la Lluvia (Even the Rain). Drama. 2009. 103 min.
Mexico’s Official Selection for Foreign Language Oscar Gets Nominated
Biutiful directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu from Mexico is among the five nominated for Best Foreign Language Film. Javier Bardem is nominated for Best Actor…
Argentina’s Official Selection for Foreign Film Oscar
Carancho directed by Pablo Trapero from Argentina. 107 minutes, drama. The film was presented as Official Selection at Cannes Film Festival 2010, Pablo Trapero as…