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SFFILM on Wednesday unveiled the program slate of the Sloan Science in Cinema Initiative at the 67th San Francisco International Film Festival, which runs April 24–28. Presented in a partnership between the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and SFFILM, this year’s program includes three films and participation by Sloan fellows and grant recipients at events throughout the festival.

We’re thrilled to welcome you to the 67th San Francisco International Film Festival as a Film Community Partner!

Below, you’ll find a link to a toolkit with the program film notes and links to the SFFILM website, film stills, and social media graphics. Please use the content there to share the program or programs your organization is supporting. If you have any questions, please reach out to Justine Hebron, Director of External Relations at jhebron@sffilm.org. We’re excited to have your support as a Film Community Partner sharing the power of film with your constituents. Thank you for your support.

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• #SFFILMFestival
• #SFFILM
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HOW TO SHARE FESTIVAL FILMS + EVENTS

• Please use this link when sharing sffilm.org: https://sffilm.org/?utm_source=partner&utm_medium=partner&utm_campaign=2024_sffilm_festival_community
• Navigate to our Calendar and scroll through the cards to find the film or event
• Click on one of the cards with a film or event.
• Now that you’re on a film or event’s unique page, copy the URL and share it with your audiences!

KEY INFORMATION

• The 67th San Francisco International Film Festival runs April 24–28 featuring 47 programs from 40 countries.
• Tickets are on sale now at sffilm.org
• Scroll through the Festival Program to find all film descriptions and showtimes.
• Social media graphics to promote the festival are in the Festival Assets folder.

Sean Wang’s semi-autobiographical feature “Dìdi (弟弟)” opens the festival April 24 after premiering at Sundance 2024. Wang was also recently Oscar-nominated for his short film “Nai Nai & Wài Pó” which had been supported by SFFILM grants.