A Must-See Movie Dedicated to the Wild Salmon Dilemma
Watch a powerful film about saving wild salmon for future generations – and raise money for to help keep EatDrinkFilms.com going all with a click. The award-winning documentary film The Breach is available now to watch online – or stream to your TV. You can buy or rent the film here. Continue reading
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by Celeste Heiter
Explore the Far East from the comfort of home through the cuisines of ten Asian countries paired with movies by some of Asia’s most visionary filmmakers. With Asian food and film blogger Celeste Heiter as your guide, and Chopstick Cinema (via Amazon or Indiebound) as your culinary and cinematic passport, Continue reading
Director David Cronenberg and actor Peter Weller pose with a mugwump. Naked Lunch, 1991
by Michael Cecconi
How many drops make an ocean?
How many pixels until the picture becomes clear?
How many licks to the middle of a Tootsie Roll Pop? Continue reading
Oakland’s Ryan Coogler established himself with his first feature, Fruitvale Station. He had several other projects already in the works including a script for his own take on Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky — many years later. Continue reading
by Pam Grady
[The Forbidden Room is playing in theaters across North America and is currently playing at the Roxie Theatre in San Francisco.] Continue reading
by Teller
[Until recently only a five minute clip from Harry Houdini’s feature film The Grim Game was known to exist. Rick Schmidlin will introduce his stunning restoration of the complete film (made possible by the support of Turner Classic Movies) with the premiere of a new musical score by Donald Sosin at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival’s “Day of Silents” on Saturday, December 5 at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco. For tickets and the day’s schedule go here.] Continue reading
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We hope that you had your fill of whatever makes Thanksgiving taste good for you. Continue reading
We want our food fast, convenient and cheap, but at what cost? As farms have become supersized, our environment suffers and so does the quality of our food. Continue reading
by Karl Cohen
To celebrate Toy Story turning 20, John Lasseter and three of his associates recently talked about the early days of Pixar for almost two hours at San Francisco’s Castro Theatre. Continue reading
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