SCHEDULE March 2008
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San Francisco: March 13-23
Berkeley: March 14-22
San Jose: March 21-23
Photos by Festivalgoers
Toyota Matrix
Wayne Wang
Curtis Choy, Spencer Nakasako and Wayne Wang
Volunteers
Chi-hui Yang and Jodi Long
Japantown Peace Plaza Pagoda
Sundance Kabuki Lobby
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Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Musuem
Celebration
Twilight Mixer
San Francisco Bus
Friends
Opening Night Gala @ Asian Art Museum
Schools at the Festival
Chris, LeRoid, Larnie, Nicole, and Frank
Theresa, Ellen, Grace, and Mariana
Benson Lee
Q&A
Opening Night
Festival Forum
Landmark Clay Theatre Marquee
Stephen and Frank
Henry O
Filmmaker Panel at San Jose Library
Michella, LeRoid, Ellen and Chi-hui
Taro Goto
Festival Forum
Christine Shares Mic with Chris
West 32nd
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
