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'Revolution Summer' Runs on Anxiety

San Francisco Bay Guardian | August 29, 2007

Featuring a score by Jonathan Richman and real-life footage of protesters and riot cops, Montalbano's film is lightly plotted and heavily atmospheric.

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Tags: Miles Montalbano, Revolution Summer

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Inconvenient Truths Abound in Eco-Docs 'The Age of Stupid' and 'No Impact Man'new

So then, do the canvas bags, travel mugs, energy-saving appliances, clotheslines, CSA memberships, cycling, recycling, composting, and other ecologically minded efforts of a smattering of well-intentioned individuals matter at all? Or matter enough?

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Lynn Rapoport | 09-16-2009 | Movies

Tags: Colin Beavan, Laura Gabbert and Justin Schein, No Impact Man, The Age of Stupid, environment, Franny Armstrong, documentaries

'Stephanie Daley': Transformation and Tragedynew

Moments in Hilary Brougher's first feature are obvious, but little is heavy-handed or overwrought.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Lynn Rapoport | 06-21-2007 | Reviews

Tags: Hilary Brougher, Stephanie Daley

This Town is Noir Townnew

New York's Akashic Books has made its way across a crime-ridden country with titles such as Baltimore Noir.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Lynn Rapoport | 05-30-2007 | Books

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Joyous Bluesnew

New doc spotlights the musical wanderings of Arhoolie Records founder Chris Strachwitz.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 09-22-2014 | Profiles & Interviews

Bee True: the documentaries of Berlin and Beyondnew

Three German-language documentaries (More Than Honey, Miles and War, and Redemption Impossible) stand out in San Francisco's annual Berlin and Beyond film festival.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 01-17-2014 | Movies

Tags: Austrian film, Berlin and Beyond, German film, German-language film, Marcus Imhoof, Anna Thoma, Christian Rost, Claus Strigel, More Than Honey, Miles and War, Redeption Impossible, Swiss film

This Ain't a Wrapnew

This Ain't California, an unexpectedly controversial film about East German skaters, challenges the establishment in more ways than one.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Nicole Gluckstern | 12-28-2012 | Movies

Killer-Nature Flick 'The Canyon' Inadvertently Advocates Staycationsnew

A first feature for director Richard Harrah and writer Steve Allrich, The Canyon falls firmly within that vacation-from-hell subgenre recently capped by the very clever, funny, and fairly freaky A Perfect Getaway. (None of which adjectives apply here, alas.)

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Dennis Harvey | 10-28-2009 | Reviews

Tags: Richard Harrah, The Canyon

The Notorious Subject of 'Bronson' Inspires a Star-Making Performancenew

Bronson is utterly revved up in a way that's showy but not at all dumbed-down. Tom Hardy's prankster-rageaholic portrayal emerges amid several flavors: ironic Pulchinella à la contemporary music-theater sensation Anthony Newley; Tom of Finland bad-muscle-daddy fantasy; and adrenaline exercise of mainstreamed, po-mo directorial testosterone.

San Francisco Bay Guardian | Dennis Harvey | 10-21-2009 | Reviews

Tags: Bronson, Michael Gordon Peterson, Nicolas Winding Refn, Tom Hardy

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