#film-screening

#film-screening

Hot off a sold-out premieres in the San Rafael, Ojai and Los Angeles, we're thrilled to bring The Man Who Saves the World? to SF! Are you tired of traditional feature documentaries? Executive produced by comedy legends Danny McBride and Peter Farrelly, acclaimed director Gabe Polsky captures the extraordinary journey of Patrick McCollum - a fearless, free-spirited seeker traveling through the Amazon on a mission to inspire unity and peace.

Colibri is one of the most unique floral design studios in Portland, emphasizing unusual, striking blooms and cultivating joy through their arrangements. Bring some Colibri style into your own space as creative director Bianca Sparta presents a flower-making demo inspired by the luxurious, over-the-top aesthetic of Sofia Coppola's 2006 film Marie Antoinette starring Kirsten Dunst. You'll then bask in the beauty of the stunning flower arrangements during a screening of the filmno need to book a whole trip to the Gardens of Versailles!

John Cleese took a big risk when he helped create " Monty Python and the Holy Grail " back in 1975, as the idea of a series of parody sketches centered around King Arthur seemed absurd compared to comedy of the era. But it's the absurdity that made it such a hit. Fifty years later, Cleese, now 85, is still meeting new people who were moved by the film, and he's just as excited as ever to talk about what it was like to make it, and the impact it's had on the comedy world.

FREE ($10 suggested donation) | Join us for a special screening of two classic episodes of The Streets of San Francisco, the iconic 1970s crime drama that turned the city into its stage-and the Tenderloin into one of its most evocative backdrops. PLUS: A virtual message from a special guest star! Register via Humanitix These episodes, partially filmed on location in the TL, offer a rare window into the neighborhood's visual and cultural landscape during a time of transformation and tension.

Leadership Sunnyvale is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an event recognizing alumni and contributors. Over 750 graduates have participated since its inception in 1985.

Jeremy Allen White showed his support for rumored girlfriend Molly Gordon at the screening of her film "Oh Hi" in New York City, sitting with her parents.

"This event is a celebration of diversity and storytelling, highlighting LGBTQIA+ experiences through film, while fostering a sense of community in Fort Greene Park."

From Friday, June 6, to Sunday, June 8, the cinema will screen a variety of films catering to families, action lovers, and horror fans.

This immersive gathering blends film, fashion, and a little cannabis-friendly culture for an unforgettable evening that's part speakeasy, part community showcase.

One Man Army NYC is set to showcase a unique screening of sci-fi and satirical shorts titled WE HAVE THE TECHNOLOGY: Strange Future, catering to genre enthusiasts.

Columbus is set to be honored during the San Francisco International Film Festival alongside acclaimed actor André Holland, celebrating their contributions to film.