Welcome to the 64th San Francisco International Film Festival! We are delighted to emerge this spring with our latest edition, as we collectively make our way forward from a year of separation and introspection, loss and adaptation. As I mark the start of my second year as SFFILM’s Executive Director, but my very first SFFILM Festival, I couldn’t be more thrilled to be here with you. With feet firmly planted in 2021, we see hoped-for connections within reach, possibilities on the horizon, and so many exciting opportunities coming into focus.
Fairbanks. In less than three months on the job, Jessie hit the ground at a sprint and brought immeasurable energy, focus, and appetite in leading our Programming team to produce a beautiful line-up of films, events, and talks. This is only one of the many reasons that the 2021 Festival is a special one. It reflects our transition to a new Director of Programming, to a moment where truly gathering in person may be possible, and to embracing lessons we have learned from the past year that will influence future festivals for years to come. I hope you will welcome Jessie into our tremendous Bay Area arts community.
This year’s Festival was built with these hopes and intentions in mind - to create the space for this moment to bring everyone together. Through a more tailored program, two simple access points of streaming and the drive-in, and a wider funnel to bring audiences from across the country together for the first time. In that same spirit of the moment, this Festival’s program echoes the year we experienced, the stories and inspirations filmmakers drew upon pre- and during COVID, and a glimpse into the future. With voices coming from across the city, the country, and the world, this year’s films bring that energy of personal storytelling and perspective to you. These ten days will be a journey together celebrating these original stories and connecting with each other - both virtually and in person - through a shared experience.
The 2021 San Francisco International Film Festival runs April 9–18 with both Live Events and Streaming Programs. Held each spring, the SFFILM Festival is an extraordinary showcase of cinematic discovery and innovation in one of the country’s most beautiful cities, and this year delivered to your favorite personal screen. The 2021 edition features a drive-in, international competitions, compelling documentaries, family and teen programming, informative panels, and an expanded mid-length and short film selection. As always, the SFFILM Festival will provide fun and welcoming opportunities to connect with filmmakers, talent, and the friendly faces of the SFFILM Community.
Finally, I want to thank the entire SFFILM staff for the beautiful spirit, innovation, and care that they brought to every part of creating this Festival. With that in mind, I encourage you to explore the program, find something that sparks your curiosity, and emerge from this Festival by discovering something new. We invite you to make the most of these ten days dedicated to the love of film. On behalf of the SFFILM staff, it is my great pleasure to introduce you to the 2021 SFFILM Festival program. Enjoy!
The Festival Streaming Pass is the best deal for you to stream the most movies at the SFFILM Festival! Your $75 pass gives you access to all films streaming from April 9–18. Visit sffilm.org to purchase tickets and passes.
Anne Lai
We also welcome a new addition to SFFILM with this Festival – our new Director of Programming, Jessie
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome Letter
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About the Festival
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Tickets + Passes
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Live Events Schedule
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GOLDEN GATE AWARDS COMPETITIONS
SFFILM SUPPORTED
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BAY AREA VOICES
CINE MEXICANO
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DRIVE-IN PROGRAMS
2020 FLASHBACK
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FAMILY FRIENDLY
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GLOBAL VISIONS
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PROGRAM SECTIONS
About SFFILM
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Membership
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Supporters
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LIVE EVENTS SCHEDULE
FRI APR 09
SAT APR 10
SUN APR 11
MON APR 12
TUE APR 13
WED APR 14
THU APR 15
FRI APR 16
SAT APR 17
Live Talk
Peter Nicks George Gund III Award
10:00 AM
Live Talk
Sloan Science on Screen: “Overclockers”
10:00 AM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Opening Night: Naked Singularity
6:30 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Naked Singularity
9:30 PM
Live Talk
Art as Activism: Tackling Racism through Storytelling
4:00 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Centerpiece: “Socks on Fire” + Rock M. Sakura + FREDDIE
6:30 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
The Dry
9:30 PM
Live Talk
Identity and Craft with Mark Duplass and Natalie Morales
4:00 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Lily Topples the World
6:30 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Sneak Peek: Language Lessons
9:30 PM
Live Talk
Filming in Extreme Locations
Live Talk
Cine Mexicano Filmmakers on Rebellion and Innovation
Live Talk
Oscar Categories Explained!
Fort Mason Drive-In
Fantastic Negrito: Live Score + "Lost Landscapes of Oakland"
Fort Mason Drive-In
Censor
Live Talk
The Making of "Cryptozoo" with Dash Shaw
4:00 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Homeroom
6:30 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Strawberry Mansion
9:30 PM
Live Talk
2021 SFFILM Festival Golden Gate Awards
Live Talk
Tribute to Vanessa Kirby
4:00 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Closing Night: Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
6:30 PM
Fort Mason Drive-In
Supercool
9:30 PM
4:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 7:30 PM 10:00 PM
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SPOTLIGHT:
BAY AREA VOICES
FILMS / BAY AREA VOICES After Antarctica
Tasha Van Zandt (USA/Canada, 104 min, 2021)
Ale Libre [Shorts 3]
Maya Micaela Cueva (USA, 17 min, 2020)
Cuban Dancer
Roberto Salinas (Italy/Canada/Chile, 98 min, 2020)
A Cure for Humanity [Shorts 7: Youth Works]
Jared Fontecha, Iziyah Robinson (USA, 7 min, 2019)
Fantastic Negrito: Live Score + “Lost Landscapes of Oakland"
alex cruse (USA, 70 min, 2021)
Freezerburn [Shorts 2]
Sarah Rattay-Maloney (USA, 11 min, 2020)
Homeroom
Peter Nicks (USA, 90 min, 2020)
If You Hum at the Right Frequency [Shorts 3]
Daniel Freeman (USA,12 min, 2021)
Last Days at Paradise High [Shorts 4]
Derek Knowles, Emily Thomas (USA, 24 min, 2020)
Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go For It
Mariem Pérez Riera (USA, 90 min, 2020)
Since you arrived, my heart stopped belonging to me [Shorts 3]
Erin Semine Kökdil (USA, 21 min, 2021)
Tehachapi [Shorts 4]
Tasha Van Zandt, JR (USA, 14 min, 2021)
Wavelengths [Shorts 3]
Jessie Zinn (USA, 11 min, 2020)
We Are as Gods
David Alvarado, Jason Sussberg (USA, 92 min, 2021)
What’s that sound? [Shorts 7: Youth Works]
Tanya Cyster (USA, 2 min, 2020)
Bay Area Voices focuses on programs set in the Bay or made by local filmmakers. See what makes our home special to us and an inspiration to the world. 7
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SPOTLIGHT: CINE MEXICANO
FILMS / CINE MEXICANO Cruz
Teresa Camou Guerrero (Mexico, 100 min, 2021)
Dance of the 41
David Pablos (Mexico/Brazil, 98 min, 2020)
Fauna
Nicolás Pereda (Mexico/Canada, 70 min, 2020)
Nudo Mixteco
Ángeles Cruz (Mexico, 92 min, 2021)
Son of Monarchs
Alexis Gambis (USA/Mexico, 97 min, 2020)
The Spokeswoman
Luciana Kaplan (Mexico, 77 min, 2021)
The breadth of storytelling that consistently emerges from Mexican filmmakers, their artistic vision, and their ingenuity in weaving complex narratives have made a deep impression on us. These stunning films celebrating the country's rich history and current social issues are also competing for this year's newly inaugurated Critics Jury Prize.
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SPOTLIGHT: DRIVE–INS
FILMS / DRIVE-INS Censor
Prano Bailey-Bond (UK, 84 min, 2020)
The Dry
Robert Connolly (Australia, 118 min, 2020)
Fantastic Negrito: Live Score + “Lost Landscapes of Oakland"
alex cruse (USA, 70 min, 2021)
Homeroom
Peter Nicks (USA, 90 min, 2020)
Language Lessons
Natalie Morales (USA, 92 min, 2021)
Lily Topples the World
Jeremy Workman (USA, 91 min, 2021)
Naked Singularity
Chase Palmer (USA/UK, 93 min, 2020)
Socks on Fire
Bo McGuire (USA, 93 min, 2020)
Strawberry Mansion
Albert Birney, Kentucker Audley (USA, 90 min, 2020)
Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
Marilyn Agrelo (USA, 107 min, 2021)
Supercool
Teppo Airaksinen (USA, 91 min, 2020)
The pandemic has our cinemas limited for a while longer, so we will gather in our cars at the Drive-In. Get ready for some of the most exciting events at the festival. 11
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SPOTLIGHT: FAMILY FRIENDLY
FILMS / FAMILY FRIENDLY Captains of Zaatari
Ali El Arabi (Egypt, 73 min, 2021)
Cuban Dancer
Roberto Salinas (Italy/Canada/Chile, 98 min, 2020)
Homeroom
Peter Nicks (USA, 90 min, 2020)
Lily Topples the World
Jeremy Workman (USA, 91 min, 2021)
Mum Is Pouring Rain Mid-Length Program
See website for full list of titles and directors.
Shorts 6: Family Films
See website for full list of titles and directors.
Shorts 7: Youth Works
See website for full list of titles and directors.
Skies of Lebanon
Chloé Mazlo (France, 90 min, 2020)
Street Gang: How We Got to Sesame Street
Marilyn Agrelo (USA, 107 min, 2021)
Whether online or at the drive-in, SFFILM Festival offers an array of screenings that are fun for the whole family. So, pop some corn and settle down with the kids for a festival family movie night. 13
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SPOTLIGHT: GLOBAL VISIONS
FILMS / GLOBAL VISIONS Censor
Prano Bailey-Bond (UK, 84 min, 2020)
Cruz
Teresa Camou Guerrero (Mexico, 100 min, 2021)
Cryptozoo
Dash Shaw (USA, 95 min, 2021)
Cuban Dancer
Roberto Salinas (Italy/Canada/Chile, 98 min, 2020)
Dance of the 41
David Pablos (Mexico/Brazil, 98 min, 2020)
The Dry
Robert Connolly (Australia, 118 min, 2020)
Fauna
Nicolás Pereda (Mexico/Canada, 70 min, 2020)
Home
Franka Potente (Germany/Netherlands, 100 min, 2020)
Lily Topples the World
Jeremy Workman (USA, 91 min, 2021)
Ma Belle, My Beauty
Marion Hill (USA/France, 93 min, 2020)
Nudo Mixteco
Ángeles Cruz (Mexico, 92 min, 2021)
Overclockers
Michal Wnuk (Poland, 92 min, 2020)
Poly Styrene: I Am a Cliché
Paul Sng, Celeste Bell (UK/USA, 96 min, 2021)
Son of Monarchs
Alexis Gambis (USA/Mexico, 97 min, 2020)
The Spokeswoman
Luciana Kaplan (Mexico, 77 min, 2021)
Strawberry Mansion
Albert Birney, Kentucker Audley (USA, 90 min, 2020)
Supercool
Teppo Airaksinen (USA, 91 min, 2020)
Tove
Zaida Bergroth (Finland, 100 min, 2020)
An in-depth exploration of filmmaking from every corner of the planet, Global Visions takes audiences on a cinematic journey that begins right here in the Bay Area and goes to the farthest corners of the world. 15
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FILMS / GGA COMPETITIONS
SPOTLIGHT: GOLDEN GATE AWARD COMPETITIONS
GGA Documentaries After Antarctica
Tasha Van Zandt (USA/Canada, 104 min, 2021)
Captains of Zaatari
Ali El Arabi (Egypt, 73 min, 2021)
In the Same Breath
Nanfu Wang (USA/China, 99 min, 2021)
Radiograph of a Family
Firouzeh Khosrovani (Iran/Switzerland/Norway, 82 min, 2020)
Seyran Ateş: Sex, Revolution and Islam
Nefise Özkal Lorentzen (Norway, 81 min, 2021)
Unseen Skies
Yaara Bou Melhem (USA/Australia, 98 min, 2021)
We Are as Gods
David Alvarado, Jason Sussberg (USA, 92 min, 2021)
Writing With Fire
Rintu Thomas, Sushmit Ghosh (India, 93 min, 2021)
GGA Mid-Length Films Cloudscape + Here, Here
Check sffilm.org for full program details.
Don't Go Tellin' Your Momma
Showing with Dear Philadelphia. Check sffilm.org for full program details.
Mum Is Pouring Rain
Showing with The Snail and the Whale + Zog and the Flying Doctors. Check sffilm.org for full program details.
Sing Me a Lullaby
Showing with We have one heart. Check sffilm.org for full program details.
Tales of the Accidental City
Showing with Al-Sit. Check sffilm.org for full program details.
Presented at the Festival since its inaugural year in 1957, the GGAs are among the most significant awards for emerging global and independent film artists in the United States. Prizes will be awarded by independent juries in 12 narrative, documentary, mid-length and short film categories within these five areas: Cine Mexicano, Documentaries, Mid-Length Films, New Directors, and Short Films
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FILMS / GGA COMPETITIONS
GGA New Directors Holler
Nicole Riegel (USA, 91 min, 2020)
Home
Franka Potente (Germany/Netherlands, 100 min, 2020)
I’M FINE (Thanks for Asking)
Kelley Kali, Angelique Molina (USA, 90 min, 2021)
A Leave
Lee Ran-hee (South Korea, 82 min, 2020)
Poppy Field
Eugen Jebeleanu (Romania/France, 82 min, 2020)
Skies of Lebanon
Chloé Mazlo (France, 90 min, 2020)
This Is My Desire
Arie Esiri, Chuko Esiri (Nigeria, 116 min, 2020)
The Whaler Boy
Philipp Yuryev (Russia/Poland/Belgium, 93 min, 2020)
GGA Shorts Shorts 1
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Shorts 2
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Shorts 3
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Shorts 4
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Shorts 5
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Shorts 6: Family Films
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Shorts 7: Youth Works
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SPOTLIGHT:
SFFILM SUPPORTED
FILMS / SFFILM SUPPORTED After Antarctica
Tasha Van Zandt (USA/Canada, 104 min, 2021)
Cryptozoo
Dash Shaw (USA, 95 min, 2021)
If You Hum at the Right Frequency [Shorts 3]
Daniel Freeman (USA, 12 min, 2021)
Since you arrived, my heart stopped belonging to me [Shorts 3]
Erin Semine Kökdil (USA, 21 min, 2021)
We Are as Gods
David Alvarado, Jason Sussberg (USA, 92 min, 2021)
Writing With Fire
Rintu Thomas, Sushmit Ghosh (India, 93 min, 2021)
Since 2009, SFFILM Makers programs have granted more than $8 million to independent filmmakers worldwide. Through its partnerships with the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, Cinereach, Jenerosity Foundation, Kenneth Rainin Foundation, and Westridge Foundation, SFFILM has directly supported the productions of several films in the 2021 Festival lineup. Come celebrate these emerging independent storytellers with us and be a part of their Bay Area premiere moment.
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SPOTLIGHT: 2020 FLASHBACK
FILMS / 2020 FLASHBACK Abou Leila
Amin Sidi-Boumédine (Algeria/France/Qatar, 133 min, 2019)
The Last Autumn
Yrsa Roca Fannberg (Iceland, 78 min, 2019)
The Perfect Candidate
Haifaa Al Mansour (Saudi Arabia/Germany, 105 min, 2019)
Valley of Souls
Nicolás Rincón Gille (Colombia/Belgium/Brazil/France, 136 min, 2019)
Zumiriki
Oskar Alegria (Spain, 122 min, 2019)
The COVID-19 pandemic prevented the 2020 SFFILM Festival from going forward, depriving both audiences and filmmakers. The films in this section are a small taste of what should have been, wonderful work just awaiting your discovery.
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PROGRAM
PROGRAM SECTIONS Big Nights
Celebrate SFFILM Festival's beginning, middle, and end with world-class filmmakers virtually and at our Drive-In and experience some of the most anticipated films of the year.
Narratives: International
From a movie theater in Bucharest, Romania, to a teeming marketplace in Lagos, Nigeria, and many more points around the globe, our international features bring the world to you.
Narratives: US
American filmmakers reveal their inspired imaginations in a variety of genres in this selection of homegrown features.
Documentaries: International
With international travel somewhat curtailed, these scintillating works of global storytelling take viewers to India, Iran, Antarctica, and other far-flung locales.
Documentaries: US
The Festival’s US documentaries span an array of subjects, from the personal to the political and everything in between.
Mid-Length Films
Not quite feature length and not quite a short—between 30 and 50 minutes long—SFFILM’s brand-new section packs a lot of storytelling in a slimmed-down form.
Short Films
SFFILM Festival’s curated programs present thought-provoking, inventive, and imaginative filmmaking in delicious, bite-sized form. Promising new storytellers will screen their work alongside short stories from established filmmakers.
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