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Member Mixer + Festival Preview
Members of SFFILM and The JCCSF will be treated to a special preview of the 69th San Francisco International Film Festival lineup. Following a welcome reception, SFFILM’s Programming Team will show clips from featured films, show off special events, and highlight honored guests all from the newly renovated Kanbar Hall theater! The Festival will take place from April 24–May 4.Members Only -
Opening Night: Late Fame
When a retired poet’s forgotten writings capture the attention of a vibrant NYC group, admiration, longing, and desire stir in this heartfelt, witty meditation on ambition and second chances. Willem Dafoe and Greta Lee star.Fiction -
Opening Night: The Invite
Nothing is off limits in Olivia Wilde’s (Booksmart, Festival 2019) taboo-smashing third feature where two San Francisco couples meet for a casual get-to-know-one-another dinner but instead find themselves traversing surprising boundaries of intimacy and relationships. Penelope Cruz, Olivia Wilde, Edward Norton, and Seth Rogen star.Fiction -
Shorts Block 5: Family Films
From intergalactic cardboard adventures to magical whales, stubborn staircases, and unexpected animal mishaps, this delightful collection of short films celebrates imagination, resilience, and the connections that bring us together. Recommended for ages 5 and up.Family Friendly -
Renoir
In 1987 suburban Tokyo, an 11-year-old girl’s irrepressible imagination transforms everyday life into a vivid, inventive, and deeply moving adventure.Fiction -
The Wages of Fear
Four men risk their lives driving rickety trucks loaded with nitroglycerine in Henri-Georges Clouzot’s classic thriller that last played the Festival in 1978 as part of a tribute to star Yves Montand.From the Vault Fiction -
Time and Water
Writer Andri Snær Magnason reckons with the death of Okjökull, the first glacier lost to climate change, as Sara Dosa’s striking documentary blends vanishing ice, family memory, and urgent witness.Documentary -
Hair, Paper, Water…
A woman regales her grandchildren with her wisdom and stories, a gift of language with which they can navigate life.Documentary -
The World of Love
Boisterous and unshakable, a young girl’s harmonious world unravels after a public clash and anonymous letters force her to confront long-buried truths, testing her sense of self and resilience.Fiction -
Risa and the Wind Phone
In a small town where the dead call from an abandoned phone booth, a young girl discovers she alone can hear them, setting off a whimsical quest to help spirits—and find her father. Recommended for ages 10 and up.Family Friendly Fiction -
Joybubbles
Born blind and longing for connection, Joe Engressia—later known as Joybubbles—discovers he can hack the analog telephone network with whistles, transforming curiosity into connection and sparking the phone-phreak movement. Presented with open audio description and open captions.Documentary