The Theater at Children's Creativity Museum

"I already had my troubles for today, so I can't worry about tomorrow," states Daniel, one of the protagonists in award-winning photographer RaMell Ross's inspired and intimate portrait of a place and its people.

USA | 77

Still pining for his ex-boyfriend, Géraud has come to a French seaside town to present his new experimental film, but the only person keen on seeing it is the cinema's underage projectionist who becomes smitten with the handsome director.

France | 108

In Amy Scott’s comprehensive and affectionate documentary, the capricious life and career of one of Hollywood’s iconic filmmakers, Hal Ashby, is brought to light.

USA | 90

Manana, a wild-haired 50-something mother of three, has just written a book.

Georgia/Estonia | 107

The 2018 Creativity Summit at the SFFILM Festival foregrounds a suite of programming interrogating the intersection of film and technology-issues that reach into how technology impacts us and our ability to create and connect. Our speakers and pan...

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The 2018 Creativity Summit at the SFFILM Festival foregrounds a suite of programming interrogating the intersection of film and technology—issues that reach into how technology impacts us and our ability to create and connect. Our speakers a...

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A powerful batch of moonshine made in the barracks of an industrial compound causes problems for Emil after his coworkers become ill.

Denmark/Iceland | 94

Irene, the mother of four boys, is thrown onto an emotional quandary when her eldest son, an expert athlete, is recruited to play for a German handball team.

Brazil/Uruguay | 98

Living with her Pakistani family in Oslo, smart and popular Aisha feels pretty assimilated into Norwegian culture and mores – until her father catches her making out with her boyfriend, and her life is upended completely.

Norway/Germany/Sweden | 106

For lovers of food documentaries like Jiro Dreams of Sushi (2011) and the Chef’s Table series, Ulam: Main Dish will come as a welcome and fresh addition.

USA | 80

Compassionately portraying the Filipino workers who comb through thousands of online images in the dark of night, The Cleaners exposes the dark side of information technology.

Germany/Brazil | 88

The fact that Robert Shafran, Edward Galland, and David Kellman are triplets separated at birth who find one another in their early twenties is only the first revelation in this mind-blowing documentary.

USA | 96

Amy Adrion's necessary documentary interviews scores of women in Hollywood, including Miranda July, Ava DuVernay, and Penelope Spheeris, to address the industry's woeful record of promoting, sustaining, and advocating for female filmmakers.

USA | 94

Set on the starkly picturesque island of Jersey where someone is murdering young women, Beast details the erotic collision between defiant, copper-haired Moll Huntford and a mysterious and sexy poacher who is a person of interest in the criminal i...

UK | 107

For lovers of food documentaries like Jiro Dreams of Sushi (2011) and the Chef’s Table series, Ulam: Main Dish will come as a welcome and fresh addition.

USA | 80

A car accident at night causes an escalating amount of damage in the second feature from Jalilvand, an impressive Iranian theater director.

Iran | 104

At loose ends in Lisbon, Miguel (Miguel Moreira) is prompted by a chance encounter to search for the father he has never known in Cape Verde, where he encounters a diverse mélange of residents.

Portugal/Brazil/Cape Verde | 98

From the age of 12, Flynn McGarry has pursued his dream to be a chef, from preparing exclusive at-home dinners to apprenticing with top chefs in Manhattan.

USA | 83

Julita had three dreams in life – to have lots of kids, a monkey, and a castle – and as she conveys over the course of this funny and touching documentary, managed to obtain all three.

Spain | 91

In a rural mountain village in 1851, it is up to the women to bring in the grain harvest after all their men have been arrested for sedition.

France/Belgium | 100

In 1945, filmmaker Mila Turajlić’s (Cinema Komunisto, Festival 2011) family apartment was divided and redistributed by the state government.

Serbia/France/Qatar | 102

Lake Volta in Ghana is the largest man-made lake in the world; it is also notorious as a locale for forced child labor.

USA/Ghana | 80

Intel's ISEF Fair is the science fair that kids all over the world want to qualify for.

USA | 105

Living in a riverside shack in Hong Kong's last remaining fishing village, a teenager is told by her overprotective father that she must always protect herself from the sun.

Hong Kong/Malaysia/Japan | 97

Tre, Maison, and Dasan are three boys who all share something in common – one of their parents is in jail.

USA | 94

In the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, teenage siblings Gyembo and Tashi share a passion for soccer, Facebook, and girls. Gyembo enjoys reading classmates’ Facebook posts while Tashi turns heads with her confident, boyish demeanor.

Hungary/Netherlands | 74

In Rockford, Illinois, Bing Liu has been filming his friends Zack and Kiere on and off their skateboards for ten years.

USA | 98

"I already had my troubles for today, so I can't worry about tomorrow," states Daniel, one of the protagonists in award-winning photographer RaMell Ross's inspired and intimate portrait of a place and its people.

USA | 77

Manana, a wild-haired 50-something mother of three, has just written a book.

Georgia/Estonia | 107

Through striking framing, intense angles, fragmented scenes, and amusing conversations that at first seem to be unrelated, Those Who Are Fine weaves together stories of a young woman at a telemarketing company who takes advantage of the elderly by...

Switzerland | 71

Prolific editor and filmmaker Robert Greene brings us to Bisbee, Arizona – a remote copper mining town close to the Mexican border where 100 years ago, there was a violent deportation of 1,200 striking miners who were ultimately left for dead.

USA | 119

Among gang members, ladyboys, and corrupt guards in an overcrowded Thai prison, heroin addict and bare-knuckle boxer Billy Moore stands out as the only Westerner, and survives the best way he knows how – with his fists.

France/UK | 117

USA | Documentary | 120

France | Fiction Feature | 102

Germany | Documentary | 129

Algeria | Fiction | 135

USA | Fiction | 91

Australia | Fiction | 124

USA | Documentary | 107

USA | Fiction | 107

USA | Fiction | 94

USA | Documentary | 120

USA | New Visions | 70

USA | Documentary | 95

USA | Documentary | 89

Algeria | Documentary | 100

Senegal | Fiction | 101

UK | Fiction | 93

USA | Documentary | 99

Mexico | Fiction | 106