Rosemarie Dewitt, star of SFIFF55 hit Your Sister's Sister, visits the festival with husband Ron Livingston. Photo by Pamela Gentile.
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Our first announcement for the 57th San Francisco International Film Festival (April 24–May 8): the films in competition for the New Directors Prize and the Golden Gate Award (GGA) contenders in the documentary feature category!
San Francisco Film Society and Kenneth Rainin Foundation just selected 15 projects for the latest round of SFFS / Kenneth Rainin Foundation Filmmaking Grant finalists. A total of $300,000 will be awarded to one or more narrative feature films! Get to know the talented finalists and projects below and keep an out for the winners in late April.
Last week, SFFS Education hosted six free screenings of Fruitvale Station—with director Ryan Coogler and other special guests in attendance—for a combined audience of just over 2,000 teachers and students in San Francisco and Berkeley, including four theater screenings, one school screening, and one visit to the SF Juvenile Justice Center.