Documentaries at Doe: ‘Warrior Women’ Screening on August 6
Learn about the mothers and daughters who fought for indigenous rights in the 1970s.
Film
City as Memory Palace: Film & Landscape Design
Exploring connections among cinema, landscape design, local culture, and community identity.
BAMPFA Student Film Pass – Buy Yours Now!
The BAMPFA Cal Student Film Pass is your passport to a diverse world of international cinema from the Silent Era to the present. See movies on the big screen in BAMPFA’s new … Continued
Movie Matinees for all Ages
Rediscover the pleasures of a Saturday at the movies and introduce your family to film classics on the big screen. Upcoming films in this ongoing series include Jacques Tati’s hilarious classic M. Hulot’s Holiday, Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved Ponyo, and North … Continued
59th San Francisco International Film Festival at BAMPFA
April 22 – May 5, 2016 BAMPFA is the exclusive East Bay venue for the San Francisco International Film Festival, the longest-running film festival in the Americas. Held each spring for two weeks, SFIFF is an extraordinary showcase of cinematic discovery and … Continued
J-School Alumni and Lecturers Earn Eight Emmy Nominations and Three Wins
Several J-School alumni and others with strong ties to the Graduate School of Journalism were among the red carpet glitterati …
Cal Student Film Pass is Your Passport to Great Films
Are you a film buff but can’t fit the price of a movie ticket into your student budget? Cal Student Film Pass will help you save money on your film outings and help expose you to your new favorite film. … Continued
Be Part of a Film for the 50th Anniversary of The Free Speech Movement —
Choose a line. Turn on the camera. Record. Send. Commemorate the 50th anniversary of The Free Speech … Continued
Wiseman Comes to Berkeley
Frederick Wiseman visited Berkeley on December 3 to present his newest film “At Berkeley,” during two free screenings.
Gritty Journey to Kashmir Leads to Sundance Honor
When Shilpi Gupta didn’t receive an honorable mention at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival awards ceremony, she was disappointed.