A collective of Bay Area video makers called TVTV ushered in the era of handheld cameras and on-the-spot interviews. Their 1970s work will soon be publicly available at BAMPFA.
World premiere of King of Cuba, world music at Starry Plough, and world's tennis players at BTC, as well as funky guitar and nature-inspired woodcuts this weekend.
Berkeley High grads Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs have crafted a deeply intelligent, well-written drama with comedic overtones that's going to make waves come awards season.
[Sponsored] The lineup at SFJFF38, which opens July 19, champions women filmmakers, explores multicultural Jewish identities and addresses today's most pressing issues.
The bunker-like building on Bancroft Way that has sat empty for four years, ever since BAMPFA left for shiny new digs downtown, may one day be a life sciences hub.
With Gilded Cities, Berkeley artist Erik Schmitt applies gold leaf to the utilitarian and explores the idea that living in the Bay Area is now out of reach for many.
The World Cup final downtown, Blind Boys of Alabama celebrating 70 years of gospel, string players galore, honky-tonk, and you can seek out a digital detox this weekend.
Free outdoor Hamlet and The Red Shoes, caustic comedy, death metal and, more sedately, a sick plant clinic this weekend.
A contact improvisation jam, a Michelangelo Antonioni retrospective and music from the Mission District — all this and more on offer for a fun Berkeley weekend.
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