After devastating burglary, Berkeley filmmakers ready for premiere
“It’s a miracle that we have a film,” said the Frame of Mind founder on her Dalai Lama documentary.
Archives October 2, 2019
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Felon charged with battery, lewd conduct at Berkeley library
A 27-year-old man reported to have pushed and hit a librarian after “masturbating to pornography” on a computer at the downtown Berkeley library is now facing criminal charges and a civil restraining order.
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Michael Diehl, longtime Berkeley activist, struck and killed by car
Nicknamed the “Mayor of Berkeley streets,” Diehl was active in Berkeley politics for decades and provided mental health and counseling services to the poor, the homeless, and the mentally ill.
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Bites: Chef Tu David Phu’s BanhMi-Ni pop-up; the Cheese Board tables its tables; Donut Savant to close
Catch up on the latest East Bay food news and events.
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Big Screen Berkeley: ‘Midnight Traveler’ and ‘Struggling’
There have been films about the migrant experience, but few if any told from the perspective of the migrant and none with the impact of Midnight Traveler. Also: a late-period silent film from China.
