September 11, 2017
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Race Matters
by Joanne Butcher
Longtime Miami resident returns for the festival she sees as a national treasure.
Oakland Filmmaker Takes On Alt-Right
by David Ballard
About a black hit-and-run driver and a neo-Nazi, 'Redress' garners acclaim for director Jayson Johnson.
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by Doniphan Blair
'Licks' is a revelation but 'The Blue Sky', 'The Force' and even the freshman '#wanderlust' address critical current issues.
The Fall of Love: Our Gala Hippie Issue
by Doniphan Blair
Son of celeb underground cartoonist Vaugh Bode, Mark carries on the family tradition of comics, art and innovation.
Dead Watch: Interview with Historian McNally
by Doniphan Blair
Dennis McNally delves into the beats, the Haight, The Dead and, most of all, Garcia.
Brief History of Modern Lovers Commune and Ancient Currents Gallery
by Doniphan Blair
A loose group of artists and friends created a gallery, bands and much more in 14 years.
Extra Action Marching Band: The Revolution Continues
by Doniphan Blair
We look indepth at this seminal, still-powerful tribal, punk hippie band, including great chat with Simon Cheffins.
Spectacular ‘Zen Dog’ Delivered by Indie Fest
by Doniphan Blair
A gorgeous road/mind trip movie with enough acting, story and style able to carry you to cine-enlightment.
Bay Area Film and Video
by Karl Cohen
Our animation expert surveys rich selection of upcoming local shows and events.
Creative Differences
by Celik Kayalar
Author ruminates on Rob Nilsson and his 'Fourth Movement' at Mill Valley Film Fest.
Made By Bay Roundup
by Joanne Butcher
Our intrepid cine-watcher reports back from the local new film and festival front.
Activist Comedy Explodes Out of Oakland
by Doniphan Blair
Oakland's politics, comedians and very mixed culture shine in this new web series.
What's Up in Hollywood
by Karl Cohen
After holding their own in the face of digital, the film industry is starting to slip.
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The Nude in the Age of Trump and Porn
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by Doniphan Blair
Can the nude, as an art form, survive a time of open sexuality, aggressive misogyny and misguided attempts to control both?
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by Doniphan Blair
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by Doniphan Blair
If Oaklanders can’t create the earth’s most advanced multiculturalism, who can?
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CAN ALL BE FORGIVEN? Art, Sufism and Radical Islam
by Doniphan Blair
Our lack of defense of art and Sufism, Islam's peaceful path, has given a great opening to radical militants.
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by Doniphan Blair
A son of Hamas, who spied for Israel, tells all and achieves peace, at least within.
