IF YOU GO San Francisco Independent Film Festival Where: Roxie, 3117 16th…
When Sam Elliott was first presented with a project titled “The Man…
Jamie Lee Curtis supplies the ruthless, war-mongering goods in the supporting role…
“Serenity” starts like a traditional film noir, glossy and heated, with a…
Venerable character actor Diedrich Bader is proud to have one of the…
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its 2019 Oscar…
San Francisco writer-director Richard Levien’s “Collisions,” a sensitively portrayed, moving story about…
Although 2018 included remarkable cinematic achievements by women, Karyn Kusama’s extraordinary, haunting…
Thanks to the smarter aspects of its storytelling and its likable lead…
In 2015, Polish filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski won the Oscar for Best Foreign…
Based on Henry James’ 1888 novella about a dead poet’s love letters,…
The Aspern Papers: An editor travels to 19th century Italy seeking love…
The Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour -- a rare opportunity to…
True cineastes know that January movies are generally unwanted castoffs, the riffraff…
Looking forward to the bulk of awards season, here’s The Examiner’s annual…
“Vice,” written and directed by Adam McKay, is messy going as it…
Aquaman: The half-man, half-Atlantean is the latest D.C. superhero to get an…
The sixth in the DC Extended Universe movie franchise, “Aquaman” is fun,…
Part neorealism, part Dickens and part Hollywood heart-tugger, “Capernaum,” directed and co-written…
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has evolved into a role…
