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Thursday, July 23 Opening Night Pre-film Bash Join us for the SFJFF Opening Night Bash at the historic and spacious Swedish American Hall, upstairs from the Café du Nord at Market/Sanchez. You will find a dazzling array of food and libations by some of the best that the Bay Area has to offer, including Betty Zlatchin Catering, Continental Caterers, Fork & Spoon Catering and Events, La Mediterranee, livingroom\ events, Melons Catering & Events and potent potables from Blue Angel Vodka, Hagafen Cellars of Napa Valley and Peet’s Coffee & Tea. Musical entertainment by local jazz recording artist Terrence Brewer who can also be seen at this year’s Monterey Jazz Festival. Tickets $75/$65 for Jewish Film Forum members—includes reserved seat for film at the Castro. Swedish American Hall/Café Du Nord 2174 Market (@Sanchez), Main Floor & Upstairs, San Francisco Party 6:00-7:30PM Film program starts at 8:00PM at the Castro Please note, only the ground floor is wheelchair accessible at this time. For further info on accessibility, call SFJFF at 415-6210556. Event parking available for $10 at Everett Middle School on 17th St. between Church/Sanchez, a 5-minute walk from both the party venue and the Castro Theatre!
Saturday, August 1 Berkeley Opening Night All audience members at the Berkeley screening of Zion And His Brother are welcome at a delicious post-film reception in the courtyard of the Rhoda Theater and lobby of the neighboring Thrust Stage. Catered by landmark Saul’s Restaurant & Delicatessen of Berkeley. The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre) Following the 7pm screening of Zion and His Brother Saturday, July 11th NIP AND A NOSH IN UNION SQUARE Enjoy pre- and post- Manhattan screening delights, because here at SFJFF we like to sandwich fabulous films with yummy fun. Warm up for Woody with a little matzah ball soup at Max’s on the Square. Just say we sent you, and get $10 off if you spend $25 or more. (only valid on Saturday, July 11th). 398 Geary Street between Mason & Powell, San Francisco And then after the flick, wind down or rev up for your Saturday night at our very special after-party, with Manhattans and signature cocktails created especially for SFJFF, courtesy of Kuleto’s. 221 Powell Street at O’Farrell, San Francisco For more info about SFJFF’s Manhattan outdoor screening in Union Square, see page 3.
Hey Hey, It’s an Opening Night After-Party! Join us for a post-film party that’s anything but blue at Club Trigger, SF’s newest upscale Castro venue. De-brief on the film with your friends as you sip on $5 “Esther” Blueberry Cosmo specials, then shake your money-maker to the DJ and enjoy the atmosphere. All you need is your Opening Night film ticket and a thirst for azure fun. Club Trigger 2338 Market Street (between 16th St & Noe St) San Francisco, CA 94114 Film ticket must be presented for special price.
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Thursday, July 30 Closing Night at the Castro Join us for pre-film goodies, unique festivities, live music on the Mighty Wurlitzer and an on-stage conversation with director Karin Albou. And of course everyone will receive the now famous and fabulous give-away package filled with surprises from Brandvia Alliance Inc, Popchips, Peet’s Coffee & Tea, See’s Candy and more fun surprises! Castro Theatre, 8:30 pm
PRE-FESTIVAL TRIVIA NIGHTS Test your film knowledge with SFJFF when we join these popular trivia nights for special film-themed games and fantastic SFJFF prizes (dare we say… ticket giveaways?!) Wednesday, July 15 The Dubliner 328 West Portal Avenue, San Francisco, 8pm-Close Sunday, July 19 Albatross Bar 1822 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley Wednesday, July 22 Napper Tandy 3200 24th Street, San Francisco Mission district