The new movie based on Michael Pollan’s best-selling book is having its San Francisco Premiere Saturday, October 24 at the Roxie Theatre as part of EatDrinkFilms’ Food Day /Film Day celebration. Read about the film here.
by Jenny Hammerton Audrey at Home is the kind of book that makes your heart glad. It’s a wonderful insight into the home life of a superstar, and it is fabulous that her son Luca Dotti has spent so much time putting to paper so many of his memories, and family recipes. For those of us […]
by Risa Nye With the scheduled opening of East Side Sushi approaching, I thought it might be fun to pull back the curtain and ask Tim and Erin Archuleta, co-owners of San Francisco’s award-winning and top-rated ICHI Sushi and ICHI Kakiya restaurants, for their takes on the film.
by Risa Nye I approached this year’s festival with the same high level of enthusiasm I had last year. I vowed to be open to the unknown, the unexpected, and the unconventional. And in the four days I spent watching movies, I encountered all of the above.
A protégé of Michael Pollan tells the remarkable story of an unheralded group of Montana farmers who have defied corporate agribuisness by launching a sustainable food business.
Read two critical perspectives on Steak (R)evolution (Frank Ribiére, 2015) by Chris Kronner and Erik ‘Daemon’ Ferry.
by Karl Cohen “Walt and Dalí: Architects of the Imagination” at The Walt Disney Family Museum is an amazing experience full of original paintings, drawings, animation art, photographs, video clips, archival documents and an excellent audio tour narrated by Sigourney Weaver.
Our selection of some terrific things to do in the Bay Area this week.
by Geneva Anderson If you haven’t been to Petaluma lately, things have changed. No longer a pit stop on the way to wine country, Petaluma is now the center of food for the entire North Bay.
When people think about Marlon Brando, they think of the movie star, the hunk, the scandals.
by Country Joe McDonald Last week Jim Leff raved about Les Blank’s A POEM IS A NAKED PERSON. Musician and songwriter Country Joe McDonald responds this week with a very different take on the film.)
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