Join Frameline for two great LGBT-themed film programs at the 30th Annual San Francisco Jewish Film Festival! We're proud to partner with our downstairs neighbors in presenting the following two films:
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Tuesday, July 27
9:15pm
Castro Theatre
Saturday, August 7
9:15pm
The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Meet Socalled (aka Josh Dolgin): musician, arranger, rapper, producer, composer, magician, filmmaker and visual artist, to name just a few of his talents! Blasting through boundaries separating different cultures, eras and generations, Socalled creates a wholly unique sound combining klezmer, funk, soul and hip-hop. Not too shabby for a nice Jewish boy from Montreal. This is a dynamic, kaleidoscopic portrait of an iconoclastic artist at the peak of his powers.
Special Live Performance! Socalled and singer Katie Moore following Castro screening.
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Thursday, July 29
8:45pm
Castro Theatre
Saturday, July 31
7:00pm
The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Defying categorization, the geniuses of world music/klezmer fusion known as the Klezmatics have been breaking ground by continually redefining Jewish music for more than 20 years. Now they get their own movie: part concert film, part backstage drama, part affectionate lesson in remixing Yiddish culture, klezmer, gospel and Woody Guthrie. Their infectious concerts and on-camera candor make for a rousing behind-the-scenes documentary covering four up-and-down years in the life of the band. Join members of the band and the director for a festive Closing Night celebration at the Castro Theatre; Berkeley Opening Night features a post-film reception in the Roda courtyard.
>> Read More & Buy Tickets
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Check out the complete schedule of films here!
The "Socalled" Movie
Director: Garry Beitel 2010 | Canada | Color | 87 min
Tuesday, July 27
9:15pm
Castro Theatre
Saturday, August 7
9:15pm
The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Meet Socalled (aka Josh Dolgin): musician, arranger, rapper, producer, composer, magician, filmmaker and visual artist, to name just a few of his talents! Blasting through boundaries separating different cultures, eras and generations, Socalled creates a wholly unique sound combining klezmer, funk, soul and hip-hop. Not too shabby for a nice Jewish boy from Montreal. This is a dynamic, kaleidoscopic portrait of an iconoclastic artist at the peak of his powers.
Special Live Performance! Socalled and singer Katie Moore following Castro screening.
>> Read More & Buy Tickets
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The Klezmatics: On Holy Ground
Directors: Erik Anjou, Erik Greenberg Anjou 2010 | Germany, Hungary, Israel, Poland, USA | Color | 105 min English, Yiddish, w/Eng. Subtitles San Francisco Closing Night Film
Thursday, July 29
8:45pm
Castro Theatre
Saturday, July 31
7:00pm
The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Defying categorization, the geniuses of world music/klezmer fusion known as the Klezmatics have been breaking ground by continually redefining Jewish music for more than 20 years. Now they get their own movie: part concert film, part backstage drama, part affectionate lesson in remixing Yiddish culture, klezmer, gospel and Woody Guthrie. Their infectious concerts and on-camera candor make for a rousing behind-the-scenes documentary covering four up-and-down years in the life of the band. Join members of the band and the director for a festive Closing Night celebration at the Castro Theatre; Berkeley Opening Night features a post-film reception in the Roda courtyard.
>> Read More & Buy Tickets
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Check out the complete schedule of films here!
