SCHEDULE March 2008
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San Francisco: March 13-23
Berkeley: March 14-22
San Jose: March 21-23
Photos by Festivalgoers
Chris, LeRoid, Larnie, Nicole, and Frank
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Schools at the Festival
Christine Shares Mic with Chris
Taro Goto
Sundance Kabuki Lobby
Filmmaker Panel at San Jose Library
Opening Night
Japantown Peace Plaza Pagoda
Festival Forum
West 32nd
Benson Lee
Toyota Matrix
Michella, LeRoid, Ellen and Chi-hui
Henry O
Twilight Mixer
Q&A
Stephen and Frank
Chi-hui Yang and Jodi Long
Festival Forum
Volunteers
Landmark Clay Theatre Marquee
Friends
Curtis Choy, Spencer Nakasako and Wayne Wang
Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Museum
Theresa, Ellen, Grace, and Mariana
Celebration
San Francisco Bus
Wayne Wang
Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Musuem
Castro Theatre (SF)
429 Castro Street (at Market Street)
San Francisco, CA 94114
415.621.6120
www.thecastrotheatre.com
The Castro Theatre, a San Francisco landmark, is among the last of the ‘20s grand cathedral-like movie palaces to remain in operation. With its Art Deco chandelier, dramatic staircases and stately furnishings, watching a film on the Castro’s magnificent screen is truly an unforgettable experience.
Parking is very limited. Please allow extra time if driving to ensure prompt arrival at the theater.
Public Transportation
- MUNI Metro lines K, L, M; F Market streetcar
- Buslines 24, 33, 35, 37
